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PRINCETON, N.J. — The rematch everyone had their eyes on lived up to the excitement for Quakers' fans, as Penn men's basketball eased its way to an 82-65 win over rival Princeton.
Just days after Penn announced its decision to sever ties with 1963 College graduate Steve Wynn — removing his name from "Wynn Commons," removing his name from a scholarship, and revoking his honorary degree — history and education professor Jonathan Zimmerman called on the University to more significantly acknowledge its founder's ties to slavery.
On her commute home from a late night at her office job in Center City, Leanne Bridges was confused by the ineffectiveness of her honking.
Last year, they started 0-6 against the Ivy League. Now, the Quakers have won their first three Ivy games for the first time since 2012.
Fighting through adversity and working to make small improvements are the keys to becoming a champion.
In line with last year's slew of distressing news stories, the recent reports on 2017's record-high surface temperatures were not surprising.
The City of Brotherly Love is getting lit.
Photo by Mstyslav Chernov / CC BY-SA 3.0
As the first stop on his national book tour, "Fire and Fury" author Michael Wolff described the Trump White House as "stupid people doing stupid things."
I’m a fairly easy-going girl; some might even call me “chill.” I don’t like to complain, but it’s been almost two years since I came to Penn, and I think it’s about time I stood up for myself. It’s time for people to stop assuming I didn’t earn my spot at this university. I understand that I’m privileged, but it’s unfair to discount my intellect because of that — my mom and I worked just as hard as everyone else to get here.
That is what Big 5 basketball is all about.
On the first stop of his national book tour, author Michael Wolff of the best-selling “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House,” described the Trump White House as "stupid people doing stupid things."
A former financial aid official at Columbia University’s Teacher College was arrested after authorities discovered that she had accepted bribery from students wanting more financial aid.
You win some; you lose some. What matters is winning when it counts.
In the months leading up to the November election for Philadelphia's district attorney, Penn Democrats rallied behind the unlikely progressive candidate Larry Krasner, who ultimately pulled ahead in the polls and was sworn in on Jan. 2.
Sometimes it takes just one player to spark an entire team.
The frigid cold of the “bomb cyclone” has left students living on and off campus marred by broken heating, collapsed ceilings, black mold, and “waterfalls of water” caused by scores of burst pipes.
The United States attorney general appointed 1981 College and Wharton graduate Geoffrey Berman to become a federal prosecutor in New York.
In a stunning declaration to all of his 17 twitter followers, Ethan Kroove (E ‘19) announced today that his peak efficiency is between like 1:30 AM and, like, 1:35 AM. This sliver of time finds Kroove fully focused and getting shit done like no other time of day. And while some of his professors have warned him not to wait until the night before to complete an assignment, Kroove just has to wait until 1:30 AM and everything suddenly makes sense. “It’s like, I don’t even need Adderall because I’m so in the zone,” he told us.
In its first meet of the season, Penn gymnastics is set to take on some tough competition. For them, though, that challenge is just part of the fun.
Solutions by The State News
