Front Breaking
C.H. Henry | 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show' can find a home at Penn
Columnist C.H. Henry argues that "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" should come to Penn’s campus next fall for the benefit of its students and performance groups.
Meet three students working on NBC News Decision Desk to project midterm election results
Several PORES faculty and affiliated students work on the NBC News Decision Desk each year, assisting the network in projecting the outcome of races.
Jonathan Mulatu shines in step-up to Penn football starting running back role
In place of starter Trey Flowers, Jonathan Mulatu has played three impressive games, including Saturday's performance in which he ran for 154 yards.
'The old guy': Trevor Radosevich leans on experience to lead Penn football o-line
Despite the quick transition from a young player to an older figure, Trevor Radosevich has become the leader of Penn's offensive line from inside out.
Grittiness, community define Philadelphia's Rocky 50k
There are no official registrations, no road closures, and no winners. Rather, the race is about spirit; the spirit of the bonds that have formed around it, and the spirit of the city it champions.
Red and Blue scrimmages give last look at Penn basketball before season tip-off
In their last public scrimmage before the start of the regular season, Penn men and women's basketball showcased communication, playmaking, and ball movement.
Meet the unsung heroes of Penn Athletics: The equipment managers
Penn's equipment managers may not be on the field playing, but their impact is always felt by Penn's athletes.
Unbeaten Ivy streak for men's soccer broken in 3-2 defeat at Harvard
Until the 72nd minute, Penn held onto a one-goal lead, but thanks to two late scores by Harvard, the Quakers fell, 3-2.
Football freshmen are finding their footing amid team's success
Penn's football freshmen have become ingrained in the team's culture, have found mentors, and have adjusted to the rigors of playing college football.
Two Penn graduates and a Penn professor emerita among 2022 Distinguished Daughters of Pa.
1972 Master’s recipient Caren Glotfelty, 2020 Graduate School of Education doctoral graduate Stacy E. Holland, and Professor Emerita of Nursing Neville Strumpf joined the group of 500 women who have received the award.
Penn Medicine researchers develop an artificial intelligence algorithm to diagnose rare diseases
Researchers developed a method to forecast rare disease development called PANDA with $4.7 million of funding from the National Institute of Health.
Pride | Don't give up on Penn football after close loss at Brown
Former Senior Sports Editor Brandon Pride points out the positives from Penn's loss at Brown, such as the pass rush and opportunistic offense, and urges fans not to write the team off.
Two Penn professors have been named 2022 American Physical Society Fellows
The APS is a non-profit scientific research organization that works to “advance and diffuse the knowledge of physics” through publications, outreach, and the support of its over 50,000 members worldwide.
Penn Vet launches new center to support research into food insecurity and agriculture
Located at the New Bolton Center, a Penn Vet hospital located in Chester County, CSAFS aims to “drive sustainable agricultural and veterinary healthcare practices and methods, while addressing the world’s growing nutritional demands.”
Gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro talks importance of Gen Z civic engagement at Clark Park rally
Shapiro spoke about the importance of the upcoming midterm elections and his focus on more restrictive gun legislation, accessible election reforms, and securing reproductive rights.
Sose Hovannisian | Penn students can, and should, swing the state
Columnist Sose Hovannisian argues that Penn students, especially those from safe states, should take advantage of their ability to vote in Pennsylvania.
Lexi Boccuzzi | Home is where the vote is
Columnist Lexi Boccuzzi explains why voting with partisan strategy rather than personal and community experience in mind can be harmful to representation.
Penn football drops first game of season in 34-31 shootout at Brown
The game was a tale of two halves for the Quakers, who trailed 24-7 after a season-worst first two quarters and clawed back in the second half to no avail.
Julu Nwaezeapu | Here’s how Penn can better support Philadelphia’s public schools
Columnist Julu Nwaezeapu highlights why funding of partnership schools does not replace the financial support missing from public schools in the Philadelphia School District.