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The Committee on Open Expression held a meeting on April 26 to hear community concerns about their proposed interpretation of Penn’s open expression guidelines.
During this golden Spring Fling weekend, the women’s lacrosse team continues to bask in their golden Ivy season, ending it with a 18-5 win on Saturday.
Last weekend at Yale, senior defender Izzy Rohr had a dominant performance, with four ground balls and five caused turnovers. Even in her first season with significant playing time, outings like this are routine for the senior from Malvern, Pa., who knows what it takes to perform at her peak.
Recently, a proposal for a new arena for the Philadelphia 76ers near the city's Chinatown has caused protests around Philadelphia — and Penn's campus — as different parties argue about the future of the city.
Penn community members will gather Friday evening at 6 p.m. at Kelly Writers House for a memorial honoring the life of Jamie Albrecht, 2022 College graduate, who died earlier this year.
Penn released its regular decision admissions results for the Class of 2027 on March 30, accepting a class that represents the most diverse group of admitted students in Penn’s history.
Following the conclusion of the men's and women's basketball season, The Daily Pennsylvanian analyzed data for both Penn teams to find out what made this season stand out. Additionally, the DP looked at which statistics were most different in wins and losses to attempt to deduce both teams' keys to victory. To conduct this analysis, the DP used season-long and game-by-game data from Penn Athletics for the 2022-23 Penn basketball seasons.
The Undergraduate Assembly held its Presidential and Vice Presidential debates on March 30 and April 2 in Huntsman Hall.
A month after the Penn women’s squash team took home the Kurtz Cup, the Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with freshman Malak Taha to learn more about her squash journey — from the first time she picked up a racket to now.
Zack Gray, 2019 MBA Wharton graduate, co-founded Ophelia, an online resource that seeks to improve access to opioid addiction treatment.
Penn is refining its legacy admissions policy under Dean of Admissions Whitney Soule, according to interviews with 14 alumni, students, and college admissions experts.
This weekend, Penn gymnastics won its second straight Gymnastics East Conference championship, where Emma Davies led the Quakers on the floor with a score of 9.9. Ahead of the meet, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Davies to ask her 15 questions about how she got started in gymnastics, her time with the team, and her experience at Penn.
Last Friday, Penn women's basketball lost to Princeton in the semifinals of the Ivy League Tournament. While the loss finished Penn's Ivy season and ended its dreams of a spot in March Madness, the Quakers will still be playing postseason basketball.
Attendees of the Penn Alumni Class Presidents Event told The Daily Pennsylvanian that they felt “alienated” and “uninformed” by the interruption from protestors at the event.
As an on-campus student, trying to find an open washer on Sunday night is like trying to find an available bench at Pottruck at 5:00 p.m. Impossible. At Pottruck, you could at least ask how many sets the person in front of you has left. But in the laundry room? All you can do is hope a washer is open the next time you check.
The Quakers kicked off their softball season at the Wolfpack Classic this past weekend.
Students and staff inside Holman Biotech Commons on Monday afternoon were evacuated due to a steam leak in the building.
After competing in the 2023 Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships, freshman diver Sadie Howard sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss how she got into diving and where she hopes the sport will take her.
In elementary school, February was the only time I learned about Black historical figures. I recall cutting out paper dolls of Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King Jr., and Rosa Parks — all the same shade of brown due to the singular brown crayon. While the lack of diverse skin color crayons posed an inconvenience that has since been rectified, the real issue of approaching and teaching the entirety of Black history as a 28 day event has not.
Penn Young Democratic Socialists of America will host Philadelphia city council candidate Amanda McIllmurray on Feb. 8.
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