Front Breaking
Ma | It can't get much worse for Penn football
In a 15-12 loss to the Big Red, the Quakers could not find a way to generate effective offense against a Cornell defense that ranks in the bottom half of nearly every defensive statistical category in the Ancient Eight.
Penn Engineering professor's work featured at Falling Walls Science Summit
His research in the summit focuses on photophoretic levitation, a type of light-powered flight.
Wharton professor wins NOMIS & Science Young Explorer Award
The Young Explorer Award was launched in February 2021, and is presented jointly by the NOMIS Foundation and Science Magazine.
Study finds Penn Med's triage tool effective at determining severity of COVID-19 symptoms
The Triage Tool was delivered through a chat box on the Penn Medicine website and patient portal.
Philadelphia makes COVID-19 vaccine available to children ages five to 11
The City of Philadelphia announced that the Health Department is working with vaccine providers to get children vaccinated in the same facilities as adults.
Taja Mazaj | A history of fraternities, violence, and impunity at Penn
Columnist Taja Mazaj writes about the history of Greek Life and misconduct on campus.
Jaden Cloobeck | Public transportation is the way to go
In light of the increasing prices of ridesharing services, Jaden Cloobeck argues for public transportation as an alternative way to travel.
Penn monitoring closely after four Ivy League universities receive bomb threats
Columbia, Cornell, and Brown universities received bomb threats over the weekend, and Yale University received one on Friday, forcing campus evacuations of several buildings.
Penn women's basketball juniors, seniors suspended for four games each over violation of U. policy
Penn women's basketball juniors and seniors have been suspended for four games each this season, Penn Athletics announced Monday afternoon.
GAPSA holds food pantry to address food insecurity among grad students
The initiative was led by GAPSA's Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Access, and Leadership Council and took place in Houston Hall on Nov. 5 and 6.
Penn study finds correlation between diversity of surgical faculty and medical students
The study finds many racial and ethnic groups still remain underrepresented in surgical faculty, which correlates with an underrepresentation in medical students.
Penn GSE awards Harold W. McGraw Jr. Prize to four professors including two Penn graduates
The award honors innovators in three categories: PreK-12 Education, Higher Education, and Learning Science Research, who have dedicated themselves to improving education and students’ lives.
Ban the Burn festival raises awareness of environmental racism from Chester, Pa. incinerator
The festival was organized by students from Penn and Swarthmore College who belong to C4, a college-level branch of Chester Residents Concerned for Quality Living.
Men's and women's basketball scrimmages offer last look before season starts
This Saturday, both Penn men’s and women’s basketball took the court at the Palestra for the annual Red & Blue scrimmages.
Princeton spoils men's soccers' Senior Night in low-scoring affair
Despite holding visiting Princeton scoreless to the 84th minute, the final whistle blew on a 1-0 loss to Penn men’s soccer.
Navy sinks Penn's season as sprint football falls to 5-2
With the Collegiate Sprint Football League (CSFL) South Division title on the line, Penn was unable to sink Navy.
Volleyball has tough weekend, prepares for final stretch of season
After a close loss to the Yale Bulldogs, Penn Volleyball was swept by the Brown Bears to close out the weekend.
Princeton spoils Quakers' perfect home record in season finale
On Saturday, Nov. 6, the Quakers looked to defend their undefeated home record in their final game of the season against the Princeton Tigers.
Penn Medicine study finds link between irregular work hours and diabetes
The study found that working irregular hours can harm your metabolism and lead to weight gain and diabetes.