Front Breaking
Junior Bronwyn Patterson looks to continue her dominance on the track following cross country season
Patterson took up running in high school to get in shape for lacrosse, but she is now excelling on the track in college.
Penn men’s basketball falls to Maryland-Eastern Shore 83-80 in overtime slugfest
Sam Brown’s overtime heroics and Clark Slajchert’s sharpshooting were unable to make up for Penn’s 21 turnovers.
Penn squash wins all six of its matches throughout the weekend
The men's team is currently top-ranked in the nation, while the women are ranked No. 5.
Rambaud | This Penn football season leaves more questions than answers
The Quakers' loss to Princeton Saturday showcased many problems that have plagued the team this year.
Mask and Wig's 'An Ivy League of Their Own' merges baseball and comedy in fall production
The show, reminiscent of "Saturday Night Live," featured a series of short, humorous sketches, musical parodies, existential satire, and pop-culture references, all set against a baseball-themed backdrop.
Penn student co-creates AI-translator to spread awareness about Lenape language, history
LenaGPT allows users to pose questions and receive comprehensive answers, drawing on expertise and collaboration with the Lenape community.
Rowan, Lauder, and Huntsman companies have donated over $50,000 to Republicans critical of Penn
Over half of the Congress members who have publicly criticized Penn's response to Hamas' attack on Israel have received campaign support from withdrawn Penn donors and their affiliated companies.
Asian American Studies undergraduate board hosts conference on displacement struggles in Phila.
Called “Roots of Residency: Gentrification and Displacement in Philadelphia,” the conference focused on continued intergenerational organizing efforts throughout the community.
Bloomers take their audience through space-time with 'Back to the Bloomer' show
The time-travel-themed show, reminiscent of "Saturday Night Live," ran at the Annenberg Prince Theater.
Penn working to identify those responsible for cow posters allegedly mocking kidnapped Israelis
The posters were seen in many locations around campus, including at high rise field, Class of 1920 Commons, Class of 1949 Bridge, and on light poles and benches along Locust Walk, Chestnut, and Walnut Street.
Seven turnovers spell doom for Penn football in season-ending 31-24 loss to Princeton
After converting an onside kick with the clock winding down, junior quarterback Aidan Sayin threw an interception on Penn's final drive.
Penn President Liz Magill announces members of new antisemitism task force
The group will includes seven faculty representatives from multiple Penn schools, two student representatives, and six staff, alumni, and Trustee representatives.
Students in new Wharton ABCS course help Philadelphia community file tax refunds
The curriculum, which occurs concurrently with the training and volunteering components, teaches students about the racial wealth gap, tax systems and policies, and how to discuss sensitive financial issues.
Workers at 39th and Walnut streets Starbucks protest alleged labor law violations in national walkout
Roughly 40 Starbucks workers picketed outside the Starbucks at 39th and Walnut street, leading to the shutdown of the store down for the day
New development at former McDonald's location to house three University departments
The new office building, which will sit on land previously occupied by McDonald’s, will be the new home of Penn Global, University Life, and Career Services.
Penn sees success across the field, garnering multiple Ivy weekly awards in soccer and football
Hosley earned his fifth All-Ivy honor, while Korzeniowski and Burney secured First-Team All-Tournament spots.
Ariel Koren | I am a Jewish alumna and former class president. I charge Liz Magill with complicity in genocide.
Guest columnist Ariel Koren argues that President Liz Magill has weaponized false narratives of antisemitism to stifle antiwar activism led by Palestinian, Arab, Muslim, and Jewish students and faculty.
Symposium to honor life, 'groundbreaking' work of folklore professor Dan Ben-Amos
The symposium on Nov. 19 will honor the life of Ben-Amos, professor of African, Jewish, and Middle Eastern Folklore, for his contributions to the field and his impact on students, colleagues, and family.
Department of Education launches investigation into Penn over alleged instances of antisemitism
The United States Department of Education is investigating five instances of antisemitism and two Islamophobia cases across seven schools.