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Penn mulls lifting mask mandate as on-campus COVID-19 positivity rate remains low
Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé told the DP that the University is working in conjunction with the City of Philadelphia to determine whether it is safe to reverse the mask mandate.
Alfredo Praticò | Let us vote on Penn’s mask mandate
Columnist Alfredo Praticò argues that the Penn community should vote on the fate of the campus mask mandate.
Frank | Make no mistake: Penn men’s basketball will be back here
The Quakers might've suffered a tough loss at the hands of Yale on Saturday, but that won't be the last you'll be seeing of this team.
Penn men's basketball comes up short to Yale in Ivy Tournament
In a game that would determine whether or not Penn's season would live another day, the Quakers couldn't get it done, falling short to an Azar Swain-led Yale squad.
Penn men's basketball looks to punch ticket to Ivy Tournament Final against Yale
The Red and Blue, led by star guard Jordan Dingle, look to bounce back from a late-season skid and emerge victorious in Ivy Madness.
Four keys to Penn men’s basketball winning the Ivy Tournament
Here’s a look at what the blueprint needs to be for two Penn victories this weekend that would launch the team into March Madness.
Associate Head Coach Nat Graham pilots men's basketball as Princeton spoils another Penn senior night
In the absence of head coach Steve Donahue, assistant coach Nat Graham stepped up to coach his first ever collegiate game.
Women's basketball eliminated from Ivy contention with loss at Princeton
Going up against a team that hadn't lost an Ivy matchup all season, the Quakers had their work cut out for them, and while they kept it close early, they couldn't keep up with the Tigers for most of the game.
Limited inpatient psychiatric capacity in Philadelphia hospitals puts stress on providers
An October 2021 survey by The National Council for Mental Wellbeing found that 78% of organizations experienced increased demand for behavioral health services in the three months prior.
Penn women's swimmer Lia Thomas speaks to Sports Illustrated in exclusive cover story
In the piece, Thomas talks about her historic season, experiences and difficulties transitioning, and goals after she graduates this spring.
Flights to Europe from Philadelphia will continue amid Ukrainian conflict
American Airlines currently plans on continuing service to European cities for the immediate future. However, Ukraine has closed its airspace to all civilian flights in light of the conflict.
Twin truths and misconceptions: How the Garrett and Kenefick sisters of gymnastics landed at Penn
Sophomores Ana and Sara Kenefick and freshmen Isabella and Marigold Garrett translate their teamwork as twins to teamwork as Quakers.
Despite late-game rally, women's lacrosse falls short to No. 9 Loyola Maryland
After falling behind early, Penn women's lacrosse managed to work its way back into the game, but came up short in the fourth quarter.
Experts analyze war in Ukraine, say ‘Putin has lost touch with reality’ at PWH event
Nearly 200 individuals gathered Wednesday — virtually and in person — to listen to the event's panelists address the U.S. government's response to the crisis and how other nations will likely respond.
Philadelphia lifts indoor mask mandate, moves to ‘All Clear’ response level
Effective immediately, masks are no longer required indoors, with exceptions for the “higher-risk” settings of schools, healthcare institutions, congregate settings, and public transportation.
Ukrainian students fear for families at home amid Russian invasion
Penn students who have family in Ukraine told The Daily Pennsylvanian that their families are conflicted about whether to stay at home or seek asylum in neighboring countries.
Abramson Cancer Center awarded $12.3 million grant to study new form of radiation therapy
The developing therapy — called FLASH for its speed — administers doses in under a second, while traditional therapies administer doses over several minutes, according to the press release.
Penn Abroad offers tips to students traveling abroad for spring break
In anticipation of spring break, Penn Global Support Services, and International Risk Management have issued five tips for international travel over the spring break.
Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics to hold webinar discussing opioid deaths
Penn Nursing assistant professor Shoshana Aronowitz will moderate the event, which will be co-sponsored by the Center for Health Economics of Treatment Interventions for Substance Use Disorder, HCV, and HIV.