9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Pride | Win at Princeton is just a taste of Penn football's bright future
Penn football looks poised to repeat and add on to the success it had this season, according to former Senior Sports Editor Brandon Pride.
Penn professors discuss surprises from recent midterm elections, impact of mail-in voting
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with three Penn political science professors about the status of the results and their implications for the future of the nation.
Men's soccer season comes to an end after 2-1 defeat at Syracuse
Despite fighting to a tie at the end of regulation, men's soccer's season came to an end Sunday as they fell to No. 3 Syracuse in overtime
Isabella Glassman | Rethinking the physical world
Columnist Isabella Glassman discusses the flaws associated with The Physical World College Sector requirement and potential alterations that could be made to benefit students.
Vinay Khosla | Are your words still your own?
Columnist Vinay Khosla argues that being conscientious of the language we use is more important than ever.
Football mounts miraculous comeback to top Princeton, falls short of Ivy title
In a miraculous come-from-behind victory, Penn clawed all the way back from 12 points down to take a shocking 20-19 victory.
Penn YDSA | Big Tech is not the innovator you think it is
Penn Young Democratic Socialists of America argues that behind Silicon Valley’s veneer of futuristic innovation lies the darker truth of exploiting consumers, a huge carbon footprint, and workers’ rights infringements.
Missing Jordan Dingle, men's basketball decimated by West Virginia in 34-point blowout
Playing against West Virginia for the first time since 1981, Penn suffered the same result, but with a much larger margin 41 years later.
Men’s soccer set to face No. 3 Syracuse in second round of NCAA tournament
To advance further into the NCAA tournament, Penn has to make it past a Syracuse team ranked first in the nation by RPI.
Students, Philadelphia residents protest construction of 76ers stadium in Chinatown
Students for the Preservation of Chinatown, a coalition of college students against the proposed 76ers arena, organized the protest on Friday.
Pennsylvania House impeaches Phila. DA Larry Krasner for soft crime policies
The Republican-run House impeached Krasner, a Democrat, by a vote of 107-85, mostly along party lines for his policies’ contribution to “record levels of violent crime” in Philadelphia.
Penn Carey Law evaluating participation in U.S. News & World Report rankings after Harvard, Yale pull out
Spokesperson Meredith Rovine wrote that Penn Carey Law “applauds Yale Law and Harvard Law for their leadership in raising key questions for all law schools,” and agrees that the rankings are not holistic.
Penn graduate and major donor Ronald Lauder will not finance Trump's 2024 campaign
One day after Trump announced his third bid for presidency, Lauder was the third GOP mega donor to announce he would not financially support Trump's third run for the presidency.
College senior creates new digital music magazine
Sears described the magazine, which is sponsored by the Kelly Writers House, as a “literary journal with a focus on music.”
Penn men's soccer advances in NCAA tournament with thrilling 3-0 triumph over Rutgers
In perhaps its best showing this season so far, Penn proved poise, skill, and confidence against Rutgers as the riveting 2022 campaign charges on.
Women’s basketball pounded by No. 24 Villanova in 67-41 rout
Against their strongest opponent thus far, the Quakers couldn't match up with a dominant Villanova squad.
Target to open location near Penn's campus at 37th and Chestnut streets
The Philadelphia University City store will be an addition to The Mason on Chestnut at 3701 Chestnut Street, a Target spokesperson wrote in an email to The Daily Pennsylvanian.
From walk-on to senior captain: Inside Penn fencer Sarah Hilado's journey
Coming in as a walk-on freshman, Hilado had little expectations for her immediate future. Yet now, the senior holds a captain role for Penn women's fencing.
Over 4,000 Penn community members receive bivalent COVID booster shot at University clinic
The clinic was open to the entire Penn community and their families over the age of 16, and 61% of those who received a vaccine from the clinic were students.