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'Still feels like an incredible place': Penn alumni, students reflect on Homecoming Weekend
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to alumni and current students participating in Homecoming who said that the atmosphere on campus was one of reunions and relaxation.
Ben squared: How men's soccer's Stitz and Do adapt to specialized roles
Stitz and Do have been vital pieces for a Penn team surging towards its first Ivy title since 2013.
Leaders of three new disability-related student groups talk initiatives, missions, advocacy
The student leaders said that they formed the groups in order to create space and support neurodivergent and disabled students at Penn.
Penn Libraries will receive gift of South Asian historical collection
The collection includes items from South Asia, the Indian Ocean, and Jewish history.
Penn LGBT Center celebrates 40th anniversary
The late Robert Schoenberg originally founded the LGBT Center as a part of the Student Activities office in Houston Hall, making it the second oldest center of its kind in the country.
Penn affinity group leaders discuss barriers to political engagement for marginalized voters
Political disillusionment and language barriers are among some obstacles that student leaders of cultural groups on campus cited as barriers to civic engagement ahead of next month's midterm elections.
Benjamin McAvoy-Bickford | Bonjour-hi to a multilingual United States!
Columnist Benjamin McAvoy-Bickford argues that the U.S. is hiding its multilingual nature through intentional actions that support English dominance.
Steven O. Kimbrough | Penn should create benefit corporations to counter gentrification
Guest Columnist Steven Kimbrough proposes how to preserve diversity and promote inclusion with low- and moderate-income residences in the University City Townhomes and more broadly.
Philadelphia releases new outdoor dining regulations
The new regulations, which focus on ensuring safety and accessibility, are stricter than the temporary guidelines and limit the number of existing streeteries.
"We" before "me": The often unseen harmony of Penn football's offensive linemen
Behind the high-tempo offense of Penn's yet undefeated season are the offensive linemen who put the team before themselves.
Penn football special teams: The tidy trio training for consistency
Kicker Graham Gotlieb, punter Ben Krimm, and long snapper Ryan Mannelly are proving that consistency is just one step towards becoming a dependable unit for an undefeated team.
Modern Hebrew founder's great-grandson to speak about family legacy at Hillel event
Gil Hovav is the great-grandson of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, who began the revival of Hebrew as a spoken language.
In Photos: Homecoming weekend sees Magill inaugurated, protestors arrested
Liz Magill was officially inaugurated as Penn’s ninth president on Oct. 21, 2022. Her inauguration also coincided with Homecoming weekend when thousands of alumni returned to campus, fusing both celebrations in one. While crowds gathered to witness Penn football’s historic 6-0 winning streak, the game was interrupted by Fossil Free Penn protestors, delaying the second half by over an hour and resulting in 19 student arrests.
Keyvan Farmanfarmaian | Let’s Passionately Celebrate Big Business
Columnist Keyvan Farmanfarmaian argues that protecting free markets and the American Dream must entail a more passionate defense of large companies.
Penn to offer bivalent COVID-19 vaccine at booster clinic next week
The booster clinic will take place from Nov. 3 to Nov. 4. It will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. both days.
Alex Baxter | Penn’s accountability deficit needs addressing
Columnist Alex Baxter argues that student groups deserve a legitimate voice on campus — not the sidelining the University presents them with.
From pee-wee to Penn football, twin brothers Logan and Lawson Nash stay together
With the Quakers, the Nash brothers have seen considerable action, combining for 26 tackles through the first six games so far this season.
Bridge to Math co-hosts Study Hall during SCUE’s Education Week amid midterm season
Bridge to Math, formerly known as Bridge to Math 114, is a student-led initiative that started last year
Five Penn Medicine experts elected to National Academy of Medicine
NAM was established in 1970 to advise the nation on medical and health issues and advance research in science, medicine, policy, and health equity.