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Penn Parking & Commuter Services is undertaking a project to modernize campus parking facilities with new technology and customer support.
Over the weekend, Penn baseball went on the road to face off with Yale, defeating the Bulldogs 2-1 in a three-game series. After a lopsided loss in the third game, the Red and Blue (13-14, 5-4 Ivy) left New Haven with a series win in hand, but much to improve on looking ahead to the rest of the Ancient Eight season.
A music room remains closed in Stouffer College House after two separate fire alarms forced residents to evacuate.
With the 2024 outdoor track and field season underway, it's time for a look at the brightest contenders for the Bowerman award, an annual honor presented to track and field’s finest at the collegiate level. As the 2024 Penn Relays arrive, here are some of the top collegiate athletes to keep an eye on.
Penn students, administrators, and representatives from six branches of Penn Student Government gathered for the annual State of the School event on April 4.
Penn's graduate students will hold an election on whether to unionize on April 16 and 17 in Bodek Lounge in Houston Hall.
Walking down Locust Walk every day is one of the most universal experiences at Penn. Everyone knows what it feels like to be running late — embarrassingly half-rushing to get to class on time — or lingering by the compass to meet friends, or standing with a blaring speaker during a passing period handing out flyers for your club. Locust Walk is the heart of Penn and where I feel most connected to the larger student body. However, that feeling starts to dissipate as I get farther and farther from Locust.
This is an official apology to the Princess of Wales.
No. 12 Penn men’s lacrosse entered the matchup as the sole undefeated team in Ivy League play. No. 10 Yale entered the same game undefeated at home. In the battle between two Ancient Eight teams who both took down No. 1 seeds this year, one team’s perfect record was destined to fall.
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This special crossword was published in print on Thursday, April 4, in the DP's annual Joke Issue. Enjoy responsibly.
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck New Jersey on Friday, rattling Penn’s campus but causing no damage or injuries.
Also, protestors called for the eviction of a Penn spinout.
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Penn student performing arts groups are set to resume using the Iron Gate Theatre this weekend as the University attributes the theatre's closure to a cracked beam.
“I love academia, but is it good for my mental health?”
To the incoming Class of 2028, congratulations! You have entered the tricky lottery that is the college admissions process and come out on the other side victorious. You likely poured your heart into every minute detail of your application in the hopes that the admissions office would select you, above every other qualified candidate. I was in your exact position just two short years ago.
Some Muslim students have raised concerns with Penn Dining’s Ramadan food options and the quantity of Halal food available on campus on weekends.
Penn filed a new motion to dismiss and strike the claims in the ongoing, amended lawsuit alleging an insufficient response to antisemitism on campus.
Around 120 protestors called on Penn to cut ties with a spinout that they allege has produced robotic dogs used by the Israeli military.