Front Breaking
Former Quaker Doug Zapf places fifth at U23 World Wrestling Championships
The recent Quaker graduate currently trains at the PRTC and represented Team USA.
Penn researchers partner with Camden County to create virtual reality training on Narcan use
The virtual reality video aims to educate the public on how to use Narcan through an accessible, immersive training experience.
Sarah Alkhafaji and PLTV | Why voting is a privilege, and why you should care about it
Guest Columnist Sarah Alkhafaji, a College senior with Penn Leads the Vote, calls on the Penn community to cast their vote this Election Day.
Fresh faces fuel Penn men’s basketball to 102-57 season-opening victory
Division III John Jay was no match for the barrage of new Quaker contributors.
Drone Club at Penn gives students the chance to build drones and explore new technology
Drone Club at Penn is open to students of all backgrounds, regardless of their previous experiences with engineering, coding, and electronics.
Wharton MBA student launches 'Crushes' app to reinvent dating for Penn community
Initially launched on Valentine's Day last year, Crushes was first available exclusively to Wharton MBA students
Annenberg survey finds decline in vaccine trust, rise in health misinformation acceptance
71% of those surveyed agreed that vaccines approved in the United States are safe, a decrease from 77% in April 2021.
Penn finds 'no credible threat' after staff receive antisemitic emails targeting Hillel, Lauder dorm
Penn's Division of Public Safety was notified of the threats and conducted safety sweeps of Penn Hillel and Lauder College House.
Crain | Why can't Penn football be like this every week?
A complete effort like Saturday's begs the question: why can't it always be like this?
Penn field hockey defeated 1-0 by Harvard in Ivy League Tournament semifinals
The Quakers mostly contained the Crimson's attack, but conceded a goal in the third quarter.
'A dream come true': Penn men's and women's squash athletes react to sport's addition to 2028 Olympic Games
After four previously failed bids, squash will make its Olympic debut in Los Angeles.
Penn sprint football’s season ends following 33-7 blowout to Navy
A surprise onside kick recovery in the first half by the Midshipmen set the tone.
Penn men's soccer secures regular season Ivy title following 4-1 win versus Princeton
The victory also earns the Quakers the top seed and home field advantage in next weekend's conference tournament.
School of Arts and Sciences announces initiative to encourage respectful dialogue, open expression
The SAS Dean’s Office announced “Living the Hard Promise: A Dialogue Series” and reaffirmed its commitment to open expression in an email to the Penn community on Nov. 2.
Spring 2024 Communications curriculum expands with six new courses covering journalism to AI
The new courses will be taught by visiting and postdoctoral fellows, which means they will be one-time offerings.
Assistant professor of Penn Nursing awarded grant to support LGBTQ adolescents and their families
The grant will go towards helping expand Parents Advancing Supportive and Sexuality-Inclusive Sex Talks.
Penn students celebrate Filipino American Heritage Month throughout October
Students celebrated Filipino American History Month in October, with events including the annual Halo-Halloween celebration hosted by the Penn Philippine Association.
Penn South Asia Society's annual cultural show draws over 1,000 attendees
At the show, eight of Penn’s singing and dance teams, including Penn Raas, Masala, Masti, Thillana, Sargam, Naach, Dhamaka, and Atma, performed.
Vice Dean Diana Robertson implements Lunch with VDR for enhanced student engagement at Wharton
Robertson believes that these interactions not only help build relationships, but also reinforce the strength and warmth of the Wharton community, particularly for first-year students.