Penn baseball falls to Southern Miss. in NCAA Regional Final, ending historic season
(06/06/23 2:30am)
In a season filled with sweetness for Penn baseball, the ending is undeniably sour.
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Penn baseball dances to NCAA Regional Final with stunning wins over Auburn and Samford
(06/04/23 5:58am)
How does David conquer Goliath? By refusing to accept his role as the underdog.
Penn hearing board recommended sanctions against Amy Wax, prompting ongoing appeal
(02/21/24 1:05am)
A Faculty Senate hearing board recommended that Penn sanction controversial law professor Amy Wax, prompting Wax to appeal the ruling.
A ballot guide to the 2023 Philadelphia primary election
(04/28/23 4:02am)
Ahead of the Philadelphia mayoral primary election on May 16, The Daily Pennsylvanian assembled a comprehensive ballot guide detailing polling locations at Penn, features of the mayoral candidates, and a brief run-down of the other candidates for students registered to vote on campus.
Riane Lumer | Cultural arson: Book banning endangers intellectual freedom
(04/28/23 3:13am)
In the midst of my visit to Yad Vashem last summer, I approached an exhibit with books scattered across a shallow divot in the floor of the concrete building. They are symbolic of the over 25,000 books destroyed by the Nazis in 1930s Berlin during World War II.
Moment of the Year: Football's game-winning touchdown at Princeton
(04/27/23 5:37am)
Coming off a disappointing home loss to Harvard the week prior, Penn football headed to New Jersey to face an 8-1 Princeton team as a 14-point road underdog. From the jump, the game played out like many experts predicted it would — Princeton drove 78 yards down the field to score a touchdown, forced a punt, and drove down another 80 yards to take an early two-score lead. Penn's offense couldn't muster much, but a blocked-punt touchdown made the score 12-7 going into halftime.
Checking in with Penn men's track and field as Penn Relays fires away
(04/25/23 12:28am)
There is no bigger event in Penn Athletics than Penn Relays, and as such, there is no greater opportunity for the members of the Quaker track and field team to show off their skills. It has been an electric season for Penn thus far, with jaw-dropping performances and record-breaking marks. Let’s check in with the men’s team as the Relays arrive.
Eight score in Penn men’s lacrosse’s 17-6 domination of Dartmouth
(04/24/23 12:37am)
While much of Penn was still recovering from the Spring Fling concert Friday night and making its way to Penn Park for Saturday’s carnival, Penn men’s lacrosse spent Saturday afternoon at Franklin Field putting on a different kind of show: a commanding 17-6 win over Dartmouth.
Fire in Quad dorm prompts relocation of 21 Riepe residents until further notice
(04/21/23 2:36am)
A fire broke out in Riepe College House of the Quad in the morning of April 20, relocating over a dozen of students for the foreseeable future.
Penn women's lacrosse defeats Princeton 15-9 to capture Ivy regular season title
(04/20/23 9:43pm)
Penn women’s lacrosse is on its Ivy League revenge tour. After a bitter 2022 season that saw the team underperform expectations significantly — missing out on the Ivy League tournament — the Quakers have used the past failures as fuel for their complete turn around this season.
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(04/20/23 2:05pm)
The fire started at around 9 a.m. on the first floor of Magee Hall in Riepe College House (Photo courtesy of Jaden Welch-Jani).
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(04/20/23 2:05pm)
Penn Police and Fire, as well as the Philadelphia Fire Department, were monitoring the scene this morning, but no students were physically injured.
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(04/18/23 11:30pm)
Penn Police's former commanding officer of diversity, equity and inclusion Nicole McCoy was quietly fired by Penn after being reported on Dec. 23.
Penn police captain removed from position after allegedly assaulting Phila. high school student
(04/19/23 3:27am)
Penn may have quietly fired a University police captain months after she allegedly assaulted a Philadelphia high school student.
Amy Wax defends accusations of inflammatory remarks to audience of college professors
(04/17/23 3:30am)
Amy Wax refuted allegations regarding her controversial conduct and sought support from professors at an event with a national free speech group.
Hundreds of Penn faculty were invited to an event with Amy Wax. How many signed up?
(04/13/23 2:49am)
Around 500 Penn faculty were invited to a free speech group's event with Amy Wax — but a much smaller number are signed up to attend.
MERT holds Mass Casualty Incident drill to prepare for on-campus medical emergencies
(04/04/23 12:39am)
Penn’s Medical Emergency Response Team conducted its biannual Mass Casualty Incident drill on March 25.
The secret to Penn baseball's pitching success? The man behind the plate
(03/28/23 1:01am)
Penn baseball's starting catcher Jackson Appel is arguably one of the top catchers in the Ivy League. He was named second team All Ivy last season and has been on fire this season with a .858 OPS and a .316 batting average.
15 questions with ... Malak Taha, a Penn women's squash freshman
(03/28/23 1:03am)
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.
Philadelphia agrees to a $9.25 million settlement for police response to 2020 protests
(03/26/23 11:32pm)
Philadelphia has agreed to pay hundreds of protestors a combined $9.25 million for the city’s police response to racial justice protests in 2020.
