M. Tennis | Toughness wins out at Levy
(02/23/09 10:00am)
It may have been 20 degrees outside Sunday afternoon, but Levy Tennis Pavilion was burning.
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The Prince's response
(02/19/09 8:06am)
The DP and the Daily Princetonian have a tradition of exchanging columns the day of the first Penn-Princeton men's basketball game. This year I wrote one for the DP, but unfortunately the editors at the Prince had forgotten. However, they have now responded with their own column.
M. Squash | Foreigners squash competition
(02/18/09 10:00am)
Men's squash is a recruiting battle that not all the Ivies are fighting.
Event promotes 'female-centered positive sexuality'
(02/17/09 10:00am)
Vibrators, lube and G-spots. Although not typical lunchtime conversation topics for most students, these subjects were on the agenda yesterday afternoon for the women who attended the free, women-only Sex Toy Social at the Penn Women's Center.
Daniels expects smooth transition to Hopkins | Interactive timeline
(02/04/09 10:00am)
It's not every day the university president stops you to chat about your plans for the night, but students at Johns Hopkins University hope to experience just that as current Penn Provost Ron Daniels takes the helm after three-and-a-half years at Penn.
Early admit rate rises to 32 percent this year | Interactive graph
(01/22/09 10:00am)
Penn's early decision acceptance rate increased this year to 32 percent, up from last year's all-time low of 28 percent.
Brandon Moyse | Making the most of an opportunity
(01/22/09 10:00am)
What's your dream job? Mine is to be a spy for the CIA, a movie producer or a baseball closer.
M. Tennis | New faces saving graces
(01/21/09 10:00am)
By RICKY KATZ
Students take sides in Gaza crisis | With interactive feature
(01/16/09 10:00am)
As Gaza burned and violence by Hamas and the Israeli Defense Force added to the mounting death toll of the current conflict in the Middle East, Penn students gathered on Locust Walk and College Green yesterday in protest, solidarity or both.
An unconventional Thanksgiving feast
(12/02/08 10:00am)
Thanksgiving: is there any holiday more quintessentially American?
M. Swimming | Fatigue is not an option
(11/21/08 10:00am)
With the bulkhead that divides Sheerr Pool broken and stuck underwater for at least a month, members of the men's swimming team will be forced to practice in a tiring long-course style: good for the long run, bad for the near future.
Callum Makkai | Residences for the rest of us
(11/13/08 10:00am)
The jet zoomed past the shiny skyscrapers and over the Delaware River, revealing an awesome panorama. As the plane touched down on the tarmac, a palpable sense of elation overtook my weary soul. It was a relief to have the long journey from Beijing behind me.
Gay profs see subtle and blatant prejudice, but mostly progress
(11/04/08 10:00am)
When Theodore Burnes, an openly gay professor in the Graduate School of Education, married his partner in Vancouver last month, he wasn't worried about facing discrimination when he returned to campus.
Second-in-Command | Profile of Governor Sarah Palin
(11/03/08 10:00am)
Name: Sarah Louise Heath Palin
In tough economy, study abroad holds steady
(10/31/08 9:00am)
Wall Street's crisis, with all its influence, does not seem to be preventing students from going abroad.
Callum Makkai | Greener computers for a better future
(10/30/08 9:00am)
One hundred years ago, America fell in love with a machine.
Absentee ballots sent from... Scotland?
(10/28/08 9:00am)
The juniors who are abroad this semester might be missing out on campus election hype, but that doesn't mean they aren't voting.
O Canada, we go play Lax from thee
(10/23/08 9:00am)
Lacrosse, eh?
Callum Makkai | Trickle-up solutions
(10/09/08 9:00am)
I never thought I'd see the day when a top Republican publicly decried "greed and corruption" on Wall Street.
From Willie Nelson to Weezer: The Week in Music
(09/25/08 3:00pm)
Once again, the super-cool Street music editors have written in to tell us what's worth hearing this week.
