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The last time Penn played any of its Ivy counterparts was in their 2019 season. Top right photo of Dartmouth is by Ari Stonberg, the other three are taken by Chase Sutton.
The entire Penn football team runs onto Franklin Field during their entrance surrounded by the Penn band in a game versus Dartmouth during the 2019 season.
In honor of senior athletes who were unable to compete in their final seasons, we look back at their achievements and time at Penn.(Golf Rina Jung Photo from Rina Jung)
Buchholz is adapting to the balancing act of being a leader as the co-captain of squash.
A graduate student leads a introductory college mathematics recitation.
This fall, no teaching assistants will be required to hold a course in person if they feel uncomfortable doing so.
The Nominations and Elections Committee has decided to postpone the elections for 2020-2021 UA members and Class Boards.
Freshman guard Jordan Dingle.
Sophomore Sydney Kraez won the all-around individual title for Penn gymnastics against Towson, but the Quakers lost the team competition.
After it was announced that the bookstore was set to close in May, there were several protests on Penn's campus.
Penn Book Center plans to renovate their building in January by furnishing the area and building more spaces for writing classes.
