Front Breaking
Corrie Phillips' first run of season seals dramatic softball series win against Cornell
Penn softball marked its second consecutive Ivy League series win by claiming two games against Cornell.
Baseball serves Dartmouth defeat as Quakers claim second Ivy League series win
Penn baseball now stands 16-8, and 4-2 in conference after its home series win over Dartmouth.
Koreana, a staple of campus cuisine, to close this month after 15 years
The restaurant will close its doors on April 17. The restaurant block is expected to be rebuilt into a new high-tech office and lab space in early 2023.
Lil Yachty to perform at Spring Fling as surprise guest
Cheat Codes and Flo Milli will headline the concert, which will take place in Penn Park Friday at 8 p.m. This year's concert will be the first to be held in person since 2019.
Isabella Glassman | Undergraduates are not landlords — Penn, help Greek life housing
Columnist Isabella Glassman urges Penn to financially assist fraternities and sororities as they transition to upperclassmen-only Greek life housing.
From second-hand sticks to Ivy League play, Kaitlyn Cumiskey credits value of family
Cumiskey's coach, Karin Corbett, sees the sophomore midfielder as having the potential to become a truly special talent for the Penn women's lacrosse team.
Men's lacrosse drops to Yale in close OT contest
It took five quarters to settle this one, but the Quakers were unable to emerge victorious against Yale on Saturday.
Women's lacrosse starts strong against No. 3 Northwestern, but falls 17-9
Against one of the best teams in the nation, the Quakers held their own, but fell short after a difficult third quarter.
Former Penn standout Michael Jordan named next Lafayette men's basketball coach
Jordan, who won an Ivy League Player of the Year award during his time with the Quakers, has reached March Madness the past two seasons as an assistant coach with two different teams.
Men's tennis sets sights on securing first Ivy title since 2007
The team is catching fire at the right time, as it will close out its season with six Ivy League matchups over the course of the next three weeks.
PAACH hosts “AsianTalks” — a student-led group therapy discussion series
PAACH has hosted five AsianTalks discussion events in the form of group therapy sessions with 20 to 30 graduate and undergraduate students.
Former Yale employee pleads guilty as courts uncover $40 million fraud plot
Petrone used her previous role as the director of finance and administration for Yale’s Department of Emergency Medicine to carry out her plot, the prosecution found.
Tony B. Watlington chosen as new superintendent of the School District of Philadelphia
The search — which was led by Mayor Jim Kenney, current Superintendent William Hite, and other officials — concluded when the board announced its pick on Friday, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Penn students, alumni celebrate 50th anniversary of Du Bois College House
The 50th anniversary reunion event attracted former and current residents of Du Bois College House, who came together to reflect on their experiences living in the college house.
DIG restaurant opens second Philadelphia location on 36th Street
DIG is a fast-casual restaurant with a "vegetable-forward" menu and will be located at 36th and Sansom streets near the Penn Bookstore.
Kayla Cotter | Fool’s Gold: Is the Four-Year Degree All It Seems?
Columnist Kayla Cotter argues that viewing the four-year degree as compulsory threatens to undermine other viable post-secondary pathways.
Paul Prescod discusses State Senate campaign, importance of public education with Penn Dems
About 25 Penn Democrats members attended the talk, which took place on the evening of March 30. Prescod spoke to the group about his platform and plans for if he is elected.
Penn student groups to hold Holi celebration for the first time since 2019
During Holi, people throw colored powder into the air and on each other to celebrate. To prepare, the Class Boards have purchased thousands of pounds of powder in six different colors.