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Fifth-year senior wide receiver Malone Howley runs the ball down the field against Dartmouth on Sept. 30, 2022.
A religious structure belonging to Chabad at Penn was vandalized on Sept. 25.
Sophomore Jared Richardson (left) extends to catch the ball while being pursued by sophomore David Okechukwu during a drill in practice on Sept. 5.
Organizers said that the festival sold over 1,500 tickets, with participants including Penn students, faculty, and more.
Penn provided campus safety and security resources for the Palestine Writes Literature Festival last weekend.
The festival also included vendors' booths, an arts and photography exhibit, kids’ arts and crafts stations, a treasure hunt, and plant-based Palestinian food.
Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters joined the panel virtually after the University declined to let him attend the event in person on Sept. 22.
Palestinian actress and writer Dana Dajani performed a spoken word reading for festival attendees on Sept. 22.
Palestine Writes Executive Director Susan Abulhawa opened the festival on Sept. 22 with a video rendition of her poem, “We Never Left.”
Friday’s program in the Palestine Writes Literature Festival included a dance number by the Freedom Dabka Group.
The Palestine Writes Literature Festival this weekend celebrated Palestinian art and culture, featuring speeches, dance numbers, and spoken poetry.
Sophomore Jared Richardson rolls into the end zone after narrowly missing a pass from quarterback Aidan Sayin during last season's matchup against Harvard on Nov. 12, 2022.
Women's soccer coach Krissy Turner reached her 300th career win as a head coach on Sept. 7.
Renovations to Sheerr Pool at Pottruck Health and Fitness Center will close the facility for the entirety of the 2024–25 school year.
After only seeing action in last season's matchup against Harvard, sophomore quarterback Liam O’Brien showed out against Bucknell on Sept. 23, completing the drive for Penn’s second touchdown.
President Liz Magill released a statement Friday afternoon regarding the vandalism at Penn Hillel on Sept. 21.
In a private letter to the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, President Liz Magill described several actions the University is taking to support the Jewish community at Penn and combat antisemitism.
Penn football is looking to improve its record to 2-0 as the team prepares to face Bucknell this Saturday.
Campus Executive Chef Chris Smith and Hill Dining General Manager Hayden Auguste have left Bon Appetit, the company that manages Penn’s dining facilities.
Two trucks were parked on Walnut Street on Sept. 18, displaying messages criticizing the speakers coming to the Palestine Writes Literature Festival this weekend.