Holiday heartbreak: Last second three-pointer hands Penn men’s basketball 70-69 loss to Rutgers
(12/21/25 3:58pm)
PISCATAWAY, N.J. — It was a holiday miracle for the Scarlet Knights.
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A tale of two programs, part two: Penn men’s basketball’s historic rise, fall, and quest to rise again
(12/10/25 10:31pm)
This story is part two of a two-part series chronicling the history of Penn’s men’s basketball program. Read part one here.
Penn moves to evict World Cafe Live from venue, citing ‘failure’ to adhere to lease agreement
(12/08/25 6:13am)
Penn has legally filed to evict World Cafe Live from its Walnut Street venue, attributing the decision to the company’s extended delay in providing rent payments and refusal to fulfill obligations.
Here’s how Penn reports and tracks crime on and around campus
(12/08/25 6:14am)
Penn warns students about crime, logs incidents, and reports campus safety by adhering to a federal law called the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.
Yoon | Even with a Big 5 championship loss, Penn should celebrate how far Penn men’s basketball has come
(12/08/25 3:37am)
The Villanova student section roared as to my dismay as Villanova guard Bryce Lindsay sank his third three-pointer in just two minutes following halftime.
Penn women’s basketball shines on both ends of court in 58-35 win against Maine
(12/05/25 3:57am)
The Quakers fired on all cylinders for a win.
Penn women’s basketball brings the heat at St. Thomas, No. 4 Texas
(12/02/25 4:19am)
There’s no breaks for Penn women’s basketball.
Top Winter Activities
(11/26/25 4:42pm)
Franklin Square Electrical Spectacle Experience a sparkling holiday tradition while hundreds of thousands of lights dance to festive music.
Penn men’s basketball headed to Big 5 championship game after 84-68 win at Drexel
(11/22/25 5:51am)
33rd Street belongs to the Quakers.
Penn employee Meaza Brown killed in hit-and-run
(11/21/25 5:39am)
A Penn employee was killed in a hit-and-run at the intersection of 33rd and Market streets Thursday morning.
Former Penn men’s basketball assistant Joe Mihalich Jr. 'filling in' as St. Joe's general manager, reports say
(11/20/25 4:49am)
Joe Mihalich Jr., former Penn men’s assistant basketball coach, was hired on a temporary basis by St. Joe’s as general manager for the men’s and women’s basketball teams. The position was previously held by Rob Sullivan, who was hired by Rutgers last month.
State Dept. memo says Penn shows 'no evidence of DEI' in hiring, reaffirms research partnership
(11/20/25 5:57am)
As the State Department prepares to suspend 38 universities from a research partnership program for using diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in their hiring, Penn was named among the institutions that the federal government will continue to support.
Penn men’s basketball earns first win over St. Joe’s since 2019, besting former coach Donahue
(11/18/25 5:00am)
To write a new chapter, you have to turn the page.
Marie Dillard | 40th Street doesn’t disturb me. The response did
(11/17/25 3:30am)
Content warning: This article contains mentions of racial discrimination and racial slurs that can be disturbing and/or triggering for some readers.
Mritika Senthil | Downtowns are a scam
(11/19/25 11:00am)
With Halloween now in the rearview, it’s safe to say that the scariest things at Penn this season were bumping into your Penn Marriage Pact match on Locust Walk, registering for a class with the maximum difficulty rating on Penn Course Review, and, in what might have been the worst-value purchase of the semester, trying to snag affordable tickets to Halloweekend downtown parties.
Lindsay Muneton ⎹ The hierarchy of housing
(11/19/25 12:00am)
It’s that time of year again. And no, I am not talking about Penn students’ post-Halloween weekend depression or even the holiday season. Any of these experiences would be far more fun than what most upperclassmen are dealing with currently: the season of off-campus leasing. It is the Penn-honored sophomore tradition of scrambling for the right location, the right roommates, and, without a doubt, the right rent. But what about the ones left behind at the bottom of the Penn housing hierarchy? What about the upperclassmen who feel stuck with on-campus housing?
40th and Walnut streets area ‘all clear’ after one injured in shooting
(11/12/25 3:44am)
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Penn women’s basketball moves to 2-0 with 63-41 win over Delaware State powered by Tina Njike's double-double
(11/12/25 2:34am)
In their second match of non-conference play, Penn women’s basketball (2-0) faced off against Delaware State (1-2) on Monday, looking to extend a strong start to the opening of its season. The team did just that with a 63-41 victory, powered by junior center Tina Njike's first career double-double. She finished the day with 15 points and 12 rebounds.
Diya Choksey | Penn-alism: Why Penn can’t stop hazing
(11/07/25 2:00pm)
To most people unfamiliar with the world of American collegiate life, the word “haze” conjures a kind of softness: a low, gentle mist dissolving over a meadow. For a college student, it conjures a different kind of fog, born not of nature’s beauty, but of cheap vodka, sleep deprivation, and the intermingling of anxiety and Dior Sauvage.
Penn to allow limited daytime homecoming events after one-year ban, retaining 100-attendee cap
(11/06/25 6:53am)
Ahead of Homecoming weekend, Penn's Community Care team plans to allow a limited number of daytime parties to resume following a one-year ban.
