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Meet the 2023 mayoral candidates: Rebecca Rhynhart
Rhynhart said that she believes there are significant opportunities for the city to partner with Penn.
Meet the 2023 mayoral candidates: James DeLeon
DeLeon said that Penn students are “very astute” at recognizing the issues facing Philadelphia and that the University community is “extremely important.”
Meet the 2023 mayoral candidates: David Oh
In January 2022, Oh spearheaded a bipartisan letter signed by 16 out of 17 City Council members asking Penn administrators to review the role of Amy Wax.
Meet the 2023 mayoral candidates: Warren Bloom
Bloom says on his website that he supports youth engagement through volunteer work intended to teach local high school students about public service and civic engagement.
Meet the 2023 mayoral candidates: Amen Brown
Brown has supported legislation for increased mandatory minimum sentencing requirements, according to The Philadelphia Citizen.
Meet the 2023 mayoral candidates: Jeff Brown
In a previous interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Brown said that he decided to enter politics after learning about food deserts.
Penn Relays 2023 live coverage: Day One
Follow along with all the latest updates from day one of Penn Relays with updates from the DP's Sports department staff.
Penn Daily: Thursday, April 27th briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, April 27 with our newsletter anchor.DP Sports' 2022-23 End of the Year Awards
The Daily Pennsylvanian's sports staff collectively voted on the athletes, coaches, teams, and moments that shined the brightest during the 2022-23 season.
From Walnut to Market: Lucas Monroe of Penn men's basketball announces graduate transfer to Drexel
The senior guard played in a total of 85 games during his time in Red and Blue — averaging 4.4 points per game and 4.6 rebounds throughout his career.
Moment of the Year: Football's game-winning touchdown at Princeton
A miraculous touchdown with five seconds left secured the 20-19 victory over the Tigers in the team's final game of the season.
Women's Senior Athlete of the Year: Kayla Padilla
Penn qualified for Ivy Madness in two out of Padilla’s three seasons, and she holds the program record for three-pointers.
Men's Senior Athlete of the Year: Ben Stitz
Stitz led Penn to an Ivy Championship with 11 goals and eight assists this past season.
Upset of the Year: Women's basketball defeats Columbia
The Quakers defeated the Lions, who entered the game with a 13-2 record, 71-67 to defend their home court.
Performance of the Year: Ryan Dromboski's record-breaking 15 strikeouts against Princeton
The right-hander set a new program record in strikeouts, and allowed just three hits in the team's 5-2 victory.
Women's Breakthrough Athlete of the Year: Erika Chung
The sophomore attacker leads the team in assists this year, after only appearing in six games in 2022.
Men's Breakthrough Athlete of the Year: Stas Korzeniowski
The sophomore completed the 2022 season with 11 goals and seven assists to help lead the team to an Ivy League Championship.
Coach of the Year: Karin Corbett
Corbett has a long history of success helming the Quakers, but so far this season is among her most impressive.
Team of the Year: Men's soccer
The team clinched its first Ivy League Championship in nearly 10 years and went on a historic NCAA Tournament run.