Front Breaking
Allison Santa-Cruz | The vicious underbelly of the Women’s World Cup
Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz argues that despite progress in the respect and interest in women’s sports, misogyny is still alive and well: both in the cultural discourse about it, and within the very institution of athletics itself.
In Photos: A day at training camp
From drills with weighted mannequins to two-minute, head-to-head scrimmages, here is a morning at football training camp, captured by The Daily Pennsylvanian's photographers ahead of game day.
From west to east: Mapping University construction since the first Penn Connects plan
The data helps demonstrate the impact of Penn Connects, a series of master plans published by the university in 2006, 2011, and 2018.
Penn University Club opens for the first time post-pandemic
Lunch options include entrees, sandwiches, sides, desserts, and beverages that rotate daily, as well as a salad bar.
New fried chicken restaurant opens in University City for 'hangry' college students
Hangry Joe’s serves a mix of Nashville-style chicken fingers, Korean fried chicken, and boba.
SP2 professor elected president of nonprofit research organization
Guo will serve a four-year term in his new position, including one year as president-elect, according to the SP2 announcement.
Lexi Boccuzzi | The veil of anonymity and its threat to accountability
Columnist Lexi Boccuzzi explains how the Sidechat discourse around Penn’s treatment of 9/11 is indicative of a broader culture of self-censorship.
Penn president addresses controversy surrounding on-campus Palestinian literature festival
The administrators' statement, which said the event was not organized by the University, was the first in recent memory to respond to criticism of a campus event.
Tara Tarawneh | Palestine Writes: Why Penn should protect its students from colonial backlash
Guest Columnist Tara Tarawneh argues that the Palestine Writes Literature Festival has been facing undue backlash, subjecting Arab and Palestinian students at Penn to an extremely harmful narrative.
Wharton professor Cade Massey on the numbers behind the NFL
Massey has pioneered work on measuring how well NFL teams are at evaluating talent.
ARCH renovations make progress one year after dedication to cultural groups
Additional renovations including the redesign of rooms, furniture, and aesthetics of the building have been completed.
Wharton begins offering diversity, equity, and inclusion major and concentration
The first students who can major and concentrate in DEI will graduate in 2024 following its start this academic year.
Penn men's soccer sweeps weekly Ivy awards following big 3-0 win at Penn State
Hewes and Christoffersen took home Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week, respectively.
The Editors' forecast: Penn football 2023
How will the Quakers fare after a dramatic improvement from 2021 to 2022?
Former Senator Richard Burr discusses artificial intelligence, health policy at Penn event
Over 30 students and community members gathered in the forum of the Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics to attend the event.
Standing guard: Inside Penn football’s offensive line’s retool for upcoming season
The Quakers will have to replace multiple starters from 2022, including former captain Trevor Radosevich.
Checking in on Penn in the NFL: Week One
Justin Watson had two catches for 45 yards in the Kansas City Chiefs' season opener.
Here's who transferred out of Penn football after the 2022 season
Several key Quakers last season went elsewhere for 2023, many of whom were out of eligibility in Red and Blue.
Mia Vesely | Highly Aided: Penn must better support FGLI students
Columnist Mia Vesely calls for reformed FGLI resources after Penn administration abruptly suspends a popular textbook access initiative for students.