Front Breaking
Hundreds protest at Penn, City Hall after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in leaked draft
Students and other members of the Penn community marched down Locust Walk chanting "Not the church, not the state, women must decide their fate!" and "They say no-choice; we say pro-choice!"
Sarah Asfari | Penn, it’s time to recognize your Arab students
Guest columnist Sarah Asfari describes the experience of being a racial minority without equal access to resources or proper visibility.
Alfredo Praticò | Sidechat flooded campus with money. Does it matter?
Columnist Alfredo Praticò questions the methods that Sidechat has used to rise to prominence at Penn's campus.
Lexi Boccuzzi | Abandoning American history in the city where freedom rang
Columnist Lexi Boccuzzi argues that Penn should put a greater emphasis on American history scholarship and courses.
Daniel Gurevitch | System.out.println(“Hello World”)
Columnist Daniel Gurevitch urges students to seek discomfort by taking courses outside of their academic comfort zone.
Day 3 at the Penn Relays: Nia Akins, Sydney McLaughlin, and two wins for Penn
Amongst a star-studded event schedule featuring Olympic gold medalists and an NFL wide receiver, the Quakers shone through with wins on the final day of the Penn Relays.
Day 2 at the Penn Relays: Underclassman relays and hurdle personal bests
In a bittersweet moment for the departing seniors, the underclassmen have picked up the enthusiasm of the Penn Relays to revive tradition.
Belinda Kumi | CAPS needs to have better immediate services
Guest columnist Belinda Kumi argues that CAPS needs to have better immediate services after her disappointing encounter with the organization about grief.
Philadelphia COVID-19 vaccine requirement for city workers to begin May 31
Several delays have occurred in mandating vaccination for these union employees.
Day 1 at the Penn Relays: Mayyi Mahama takes third
Even through the windy weather, excitement for the Penn Relays endured through the first day of competition.
Penn track and field gears up for first Penn Relays in three years
While the Penn Relays are making a comeback after a three-year hiatus, excitement for the competition has endured as tradition through the Penn track and field team.
Men's lacrosse rallies back from five-goal deficit to win in OT
In the final moments of overtime, Dylan Gergar and James Shipley connected in backyard ball fashion to inch the Quakers above the Hawks.
Last-second goals to overwhelming overtimes: Top four plays by men's lacrosse
As the regular season wraps up for Penn men's lacrosse, here's a look at the team's top plays during the season thus far.
Tony Zhou | Creating difficult exams but then curving them harms student learning
Columnist Tony Zhou argues that all classes at Penn should have exams that are appropriately challenging without the need for a curve.
Harvard announces creation of fund to study and redress ties to slavery
The report found that slavery “powerfully shaped” Harvard, as many key donors built their wealth from slavery.
Body Empowerment Project celebrates first year of programming
2021 College graduates Christina Miranda and Amanda Moreno co-founded Body Empowerment Project after being named recipients of the 2021 President’s Engagement Prize
May Fair to return to Clark Park on May 7 for first time since 2019
This year, the fair will feature about 60 vendors, selling jewelry, candles, pottery, and knitted goods, and about 20 nonprofit community tables.
‘Overlooked, ignored’: Black Du Bois residents frustrated with demographics, living conditions
Du Bois College House was founded in 1972 to promote retention and academic success of Black students at Penn. Fifty years later, however, Black students drew attention to the increasing number of non-Black residents.
Hey Day loses its signature biteable hats
At this year's Hey Day, juniors will don plastic hats instead of the classic styrofoam as they walk down Locust Walk on April 28.