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In return to Ivy play, Penn women's basketball dominates Brown, 88-55

That's what you call a well-played basketball game.

Penn women's basketball topples Temple, wins share of Big 5 title

This one's for the history books.

January 16 | Is Stat So?

In this week's edition of Is Stat So?, we look at several individual and team records that were broken this weekend, as well as a few key numbers that allowed men's squash and women's basketball to emerge victorious.

Penn women's basketball drops Columbia 70-51 on the back of Eleah Parker's 22 points

Penn women’s basketball knows how to take care of business.

Parker, swarming defense lead Penn women's basketball to dominant 77-38 tournament victory at NJIT

There’s a new sheriff in town and her name is Eleah Parker.

Huge first half lifts Penn women's basketball to dominant victory over Rhode Island

It took them eight games, but they’re finally hitting their stride. 

Four takeaways from Penn women's basketball's Thanksgiving trip to the Bahamas

Penn women's basketball took a tropical working vacation to the Bahamas last week to play in the Junkanoo Jam. The Quakers lost, 66-55, to a strong Georgia Tech side on Thanksgiving before beating Missouri State, 65-60, the next day. With back-to-back games, we had the chance to observe the Quakers' first full tests of the season. Here's what we learned:

Penn women's basketball falls just short in season opener at Binghamton

The stars shined, but it wasn’t enough for Penn women’s basketball.

Q&A with New York Times reporter Matt Flegenheimer about covering the 2016 election

HAVERHILL, Mass. — The DPolitics reporters aren’t the only journalists covering the New Hampshire primary with Red and Blue blood in their veins.

Beat the Daily Pennsylvanian's Bracket

Here's you chance to beat our bracket with the DP's bracket challenge. Below is our analysis as we reveal our own picks for the 2014 men's basketball NCAA Tournament.

Petition against Narendra Modi's invitation to the Wharton India Economic Forum

We (professors, students, lawyers, writers, doctors, and concerned citizens from Philadelphia and around the world) are outraged to learn that the Wharton India Economic Forum has invited Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister of the Indian state of Gujarat, to be a keynote speaker at its 17th Economic Forum on March 23, 2013.

New York Times reporter, Penn grad follows Romney on campaign trail

As a freshman, she attended a Daily Pennsylvanian training session. As a sophomore, she spent five nights per week editing. And now, as a 30-year-old reporter for The New York Times, Ashley Parker spends her days and nights on Mitt Romney’s campaign trail.

New York Times reporter Ashley Parker interviews people in Portsmouth, NH before a Rick Perry campaign event. (Courtesy of Ashley Parker)

Emily Orrson | Convention celebrates celebrity

Ann Romney isn’t the only desperate housewife taking the stage at this year’s national conventions. Eva Longoria, co-chair of the Obama campaign, will speak at tonight’s DNC.

Hayley Brooks & Ali Kokot | Indulging the one-hit wonder

While today’s music industry is gaga for empowered women, that’s not all that has driven “Call Me Maybe” to the top of the charts.

Penn alumna makes a name for herself in journalism

Being able to list the President of the United States as a reader of your columns seems like an elusive dream for most young journalists.

Penn alumna makes a name for herself in journalism

Penn alum and journalist Ashley Parker speaks at the Kelly Writers House

Penn alumna makes a name for herself in journalism

Penn alum and journalist Ashley Parker speaks at the Kelly Writers House

Penn alumna makes a name for herself in journalism

Penn alum and journalist Ashley Parker speaks at the Kelly Writers House

News Brief: Papoose added to SPEC-TRUM concert

Hip-hop artist Papoose will join Juelz Santana to headline the annual SPEC-TRUM spring concert, organizers announced late last week.