Skip to Content Skip to Content

Greg Johnson

Managing Editor
  • gregj@upenn.edu
  • 215-898-1427
  • Greg Johnson

    Greg Johnson covers Penn Athletics and Recreation, which includes sports teams, intramural sports, and the Penn Relays. He manages the annual Research at Penn publication, which highlights notable research from all 12 schools at Penn.

    Articles from Greg Johnson
    Zoe Belodeau reaches 100-goal mark
    With the ball in her stick, Zoe Belodeau makes a move on the open field.

    Zoe Belodeau reaches 100-goal mark

    Against La Salle at Franklin Field, the senior attacker recently became the 13th player in Penn women’s lacrosse history to score 100 goals.
    Student-athletes for an anti-racist society
    A composite of Michae Jones, left, and Jelani Williams right. Both are standing outside of the Palestra. Williams, wearing a red Penn hoodie, leans against a tree with his arms folded. Jones stands with her hands on her hips.

    Student-athletes for an anti-racist society

    Junior Jelani Williams of the men’s basketball team and senior Michae Jones of the women’s basketball team are leaders among Penn’s student-athlete community in the fight for social justice and racial equality.
    Quakers shine in Philly Mets meet
    Runners jump over the hurdles at the Philadelphia Metropolitan Collegiate Invitational at Franklin Field on April 24.

    Quakers shine in Philly Mets meet

    At the Philadelphia Metropolitan Collegiate Invitational on Saturday at Franklin Field, Penn’s track and field teams were victorious in more than a dozen events.
    The mother of women’s sports at Penn
    A headshot of Margaret Katherine Majer wearing a hat and matching dress around 1975.

    The mother of women’s sports at Penn

    In 1921, Margaret Katherine Majer became the first coach of women’s athletics teams at Penn. She is recognized as the founder of women’s sports at the University.
    The unbridled brilliance of Julian Abele
    julian abele and his architecture class

    The unbridled brilliance of Julian Abele

    The 1902 graduate of the architecture program is finally starting to receive credit for his vast and iconic portfolio, which includes the central branch of the Free Library, Penn’s President’s House, Harvard’s flagship library, and more than 30 spaces and places on Duke’s campus.
    Load More