Front Breaking
David Koff | Why Penn should allow all voices, even voices of hate
Former columnist David Koff shares a story from his undergraduate experience in the 1990s, when a controversial speaker accused of antisemitism was allowed to speak on Penn’s campus.
Penn women's and men's basketball place fourth and fifth, respectively, in Ivy preseason polls
Princeton finished first in the women's poll, while Yale took top spot for men's teams.
Checking in on Penn women's soccer's 2023 campaign, game by game
So far, the Quakers are 5-6-3 overall, and 0-3-2 against Ivy League foes.
The picks are in: Penn football at Yale
The DP's sports staff is torn in their predications as the Quakers stand at 1-1 in Ivy play.
Sabrina’s Cafe to open sixth location in Philadelphia International Airport
Sabrina's Cafe has three locations in Philadelphia: University City, South Street, and the Art Museum.
Inside Penn sprint football's Adrian Montemayor's journey from Monterrey, Mexico to Franklin Field
The junior walked on to the team, and has shown with his versatility the ability to play multiple positions.
Organizers of pro-Palestine rally at Penn clarify chants after misinformation spreads online
PAO shared a statement on Instagram clarifying that attendees were chanting “Israel, Israel, you can’t hide, we charge you with genocide."
Hundreds of Palestine, Israel demonstrators gather on Penn’s campus amid ongoing violence in region
Around 200 pro-Palestine supporters gathered together in front of Van Pelt-Dietrich Library for a walkout and vigil, and 50 pro-Israel supporters stood silently against the backdrop of the Benjamin Franklin statue.
Completion of Ott Center for Penn track and field on schedule for Aug. 2024
The start of the near $70 million project was announced by Penn Athletics last March.
Penn women's golf's Ivy Championship defense already well underway
Different golfers have shined for the Quakers throughout three tournaments so far this fall.
Coach Rich Bonfiglio optimistic about Penn men's tennis ahead of ITA Northeast Super Regionals
The Quakers look to turn some heads at the upcoming Northeast Super Regional event.
15 questions with ... Andy Falletta, a Penn sprint football freshman
Falletta is already the team's leading receiver through three games.
'Like a playoff game': Penn football hits the road to take on defending champ Yale
The Quakers won 20-13 at home last year, after a last-minute rushing touchdown.
Vincent Kelley and George Borg | COVID-19 vaccine mandates and a liberal education
Guest Columnists Vincent Kelley and George Borg argue that Penn's COVID-19 vaccine mandates created an environment of fear and coercion on campus.
Jewish students reflect on safety concerns as Penn extends Hillel security funding
Penn Hillel said it has submitted formal complaints to the University regarding the conduct of Monday's rally.
Penn’s endowment sees 1.3% return for 2023 fiscal year, increasing to $21 billion
According to Penn's annual financial report, Penn spent $975 million in the 2023 fiscal year, up from $876 million in the previous fiscal year.
Allison Santa-Cruz | Social media is no place for real political discourse
Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz asserts that social media, while potentially a platform for discussing global issues, often fosters dehumanization, polarization, and misinformation. She advocates instead for more meaningful face-to-face interactions and a balanced approach to activism.
Sydney Freedman | What I heard in my five hours at the Walkout for Palestine
Guest Columnist Sydney Freedman recounts her experience as a Jewish student at the Walkout for Palestine to add perspective on how a demonstration of solidarity and support turned into a breeding ground for hate.
Reflections on the ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas
Members of the Penn community share out their thoughts and perspectives on the ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas, Penn's response to the conflict, and its impact on campus life and discourse.