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Penn's Quechua Language Program seeks to expand campus presence, increase resources
While Penn is the only Ivy League institution to offer the language in such a capacity, the program suffers from lack of resources and currently has no full-time faculty members.
Men's basketball gets above .500 with Cathedral Classic sweep on Thanksgiving weekend
The Quakers are the de facto Cathedral Classic Champions with dominant victories over Hartford, Colgate, and Delaware.
On Thanksgiving eve, women's basketball falls 66-60 at USC
Penn women's basketball fell 66-60 at the Galen Center on Wednesday afternoon despite another stellar performance from Simone Sawyer.
Men's basketball claws past Lafayette in 74-68 overtime win
After a 92-58 beatdown at West Virginia, the Quakers bounced back in a matchup at Lafayette.
Cathy Li | Take a break
Columnist Cathy Li encourages students to consider taking a break if their path at Penn warrants one.
Pew Charitable Trusts report finds pandemic job loss in Phila. impacted low and middle-wage jobs
According to the report, the largest job losses during the pandemic have been in the office and administrative support sector.
Penn Children Center announces new executive director, Heather MacDermott-Havey
The announcement comes after Teri Windisch, who was named the Center's executive director last year, stepped down from the position. MacDermott-Havey will oversee approximately 45 individuals affiliated with the Center.
Penn Master of Liberal Arts candidate becomes youngest Black person to hold office in Ann Arbor
While taking his MLA classes virtually and working full-time at Google, 23-year-old Aidan Sova competed against six other candidates for three open spots on the Ann Arbor District Library Board of Trustees.
Former Executive Director of Human Rights Watch talks spotlighting governmental abuse
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down for an interview with Kenneth Roth after his recent talk at Perry World House.
Penn Student Government’s judicial branch declares support for FFP protestors’ open expression
The NEC reiterated its commitment to "misrepresented and underrepresented" student groups as motivation for supporting FFP’s fight for access to interface with University administrators.
Sose Hovannisian | Penn toast-throwing: tradition or waste?
Columnist Sose Hovannisian discusses the problems behind the tradition born during the Franklin Field prohibition.
One Olympics down, another to go: Fencing captain Blake Broszus aims for podiums
Fencer Blake Broszus was inspired to join the sport by 2008 Olympic Gold Medalist Benjamin Kleibrink, who he later faced off against in the 2020 Games.
Women's basketball squanders 14-point lead at San Francisco, drops fourth straight
On its first leg of a two-game stint in California, women's basketball extended its string of defeats with a 73-65 loss against San Francisco.
Penn Band: The students and tunes that guard the stands
If you've ever been to a big Penn sporting event, you've probably noticed the Penn Band in all its deafening glory.
Penn football 2022: Season Superlatives
Finishing off a season with its most wins since 2010, Penn football had a lot of players step up big this season.
Penn track and field prepares for season kickoff
The Penn track season is just weeks from getting underway, and Penn coach Steve Dolan already has high hopes for his team this year.
Philadelphia approves Powelton Village as a historic district
Now that it has been given the historic district designation, its buildings will be protected from further demolition and exterior modification.
Penn professor Michael Mann wins 2022 Stroud Award for Freshwater Excellence
Mann leads various efforts to tackle communication challenges related to climate change and sustainability to the general public and policymakers.
Penn Debate Society wins tournaments across the country, creates community on campus
In addition to their success in tournaments, members of Penn Debate Society said that they have enjoyed the community that they have gained from the club.