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Bad ideas and procrastination plague professional and students alike, but according to renowned author and professor Adam Grant, they may be the source of your next great idea.
The imminent winter wonderland will halted SEPTA and other typical city operations through the weekend.
Rapper Wale tweeted Wednesday afternoon that his next sneaker collaboration will involve the Penn Relays, the oldest track and field competition in America.
SOUL, or Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation, led a protest Thursday afternoon in which students marched up and down Market Street and ended in front of Amy Gutmann's house. People reacted to the protest on social media.
A man was killed after being struck by an elevated subway train in West Philadelphia Tuesday morning. The man appears to have jumped intentionally, according to SEPTA officials.
Because college athletic rosters reset annually, a standout sophomore who will be around for three more seasons is huge asset for a team looking for long-term success. While many of Penn’s fall sports teams boasted more experienced stars like men’s soccer’s Duke Lacroix and men’s cross-country’s Thomas Awad, the freshmen of 2014 will be relied on to fill the holes left by graduates. Here are rising-sophomores who can become stars on their teams after promising rookie seasons.
A brawl broke out this afternoon at a SEPTA stop on the Broad Street Line.
A Penn student dressed as a member of the Ku Klux Klan held hands with another student dressed as a police officer in a staged demonstration on Locust Walk Friday afternoon that was organized by the Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation group.
Before the start of April in the 2014 season, Penn men’s lacrosse was the 18th-best team in the nation. They were 4-3 and only had lost to top-20 teams. They then whipped up a win streak that spanned the remainder of the regular season and the Ivy Tournament, finally screeching to a halt against Drexel in the NCAA Championship.
With the final bang of a gavel, the debate portion of the Undergraduate Assembly elections came to a close.
This weekend has been a busy one for Penn's maintenance staff.
Brawn may trump brain this April for two athletes from the Ancient Eight.
The Philadelphia Fire Department was on the scene at 1920 Commons Tuesday night after the fire alarm was pulled due to the smell of smoke, Commons night manager Greg Simmons said.
The Quakers kept the Blue Hens in their coop this Saturday, as Penn swimming emerged from Sheerr Pool victorious against Delaware.
With a trip to Sunshine State for anything but a vacation in the rear view for Penn swimming, will the training be worth it?
What could be more relaxing than a winter break in the Sunshine State?
Sometimes, talent runs in the family. Sometimes, it swims.
The hot start for Penn women’s swimming and diving cooled down this weekend, but a strong performance against mismatched opponents has kept the embers lit.
How do the Penn women’s swimming coaches reward their swimmers during the two-week break after sweeping rival Columbia?
The roller coaster season for Penn volleyball has screeched to a stop, and the team’s final weekend of matches shows that the ride will need some maintenance moving forward.