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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.
As he prepares for this Saturday’s matchup against Cornell, there is a sense of calm about senior quarterback Liam O’Brien.
Less than a year into 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump’s second administration, Penn is offering three courses in the 2026 spring semester that explicitly reference Trump in their titles or descriptions.
For new Penn men’s basketball coach Fran McCaffery, the Palestra has always been home.
Change does not scare Ellie Siskin — it fuels her.
This story is part one in a two-part series chronicling the history of Penn’s men’s basketball program. Read part two here.
Whether competing in the NBA or WNBA or simply playing for the love of the game, basketball players at every level often model their style after their favorite professional players. From signature moves to on-court mentality, imitation isn’t just flattery — it’s inspiration.
Like many students, I felt a surge of Penn pride when Penn President Larry Jameson announced the rejection of the White House’s “Compact for Academic Excellence.” After the University’s embarrassing show of acquiescence this summer — when Penn complied with the Department of Education’s new Title IX demands — Penn being among the first universities to take a stand against the most blatant executive overreach felt like principle had been restored.
A disappointing No. 7 Ivy League finish last season meant that the Quakers ended a fourth-straight season without an Ivy League tournament showing. But with new coach Fran McCaffrey now at the helm, the team is gearing up for a return to the national stage.
A lot can change in two weeks.
The revenge tour has come to a halt.
The Center for Media at Risk at the Annenberg School for Communication hosted a talk on self-censorship and harassment in media on Wednesday.
Penn football is off to a hot start.
Penn 31, Yale 21 — Valeri Guevarra, DP Sports editor
Doubleheader, double loss. Penn men’s soccer fell 2-1 against Cornell, the same outcome as Penn women’s soccer earlier in the afternoon.
As if Penn’s squash teams needed another reason to stay hungry, the lure of a third-straight championship ring for men’s squash and the first women’s team title since 2000 speaks for itself.
Penn researchers, alongside researchers from the University of Pittsburgh and the Scripps Research Institute, have identified a key driver of chronic pain and, potentially, how to relieve it.
While Penn students took a hiatus from midterms and homework for fall break, women's tennis was at the courts, dominating the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Northeast Regionals.
Penn 28, Columbia 13 — Valeri Guevarra, DP Sports editor
After 90 minutes of battling Brown on Saturday, Penn men’s soccer left just as it started with a tie.
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