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Penn Medicine commemorated Earth Day 2024 by joining the Health Sector Climate Pledge, a nationwide initiative aimed at reducing the healthcare industry's impact on climate change.
Music Business at Penn, a newly established club, recently held its first concert and plans to expand its opportunities for students to learn about the business aspects of the music industry.
The Penn Relays, held at Penn’s Franklin Field, is an esteemed event that has witnessed some of the most spectacular moments in track and field history. Established in 1895, it has become a stage for athletes to showcase their skills and for fans to experience thrilling races. Let’s take a journey through some of the top moments that have defined this iconic meet.
Penn men's tennis team showcased its resilience and determination in a whirlwind of intense matches this weekend.
Penn’s men’s tennis, ranked 55th nationally, struggled to find its footing in the team's matches against No. 10 Columbia on April 7, ending the weekend with a 4-0 loss.
Penn Parking & Commuter Services is undertaking a project to modernize campus parking facilities with new technology and customer support.
Philly Unity Project, a nonprofit organization co-founded by a Wharton first year, launched this semester with the goal of deconstructing racial, cultural, and religious barriers through discussion-based educational programs.
Penn fencing sent seven fencers to compete in the highly anticipated 2024 NCAA Fencing Championships, which began on Thursday, March 21. This prestigious event brought together top collegiate fencers nationwide to compete for individual and team honors.
Recent research by the Annenberg Public Policy Center found more polarized attitudes toward the Supreme Court after the landmark ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturning Roe v. Wade.
Penn's United Minorities Council co-hosted their annual intercultural fair event with the Class of 2027 board on Feb. 28 in Houston Hall.
The second annual W.E.B. Du Bois Lecture in Public Social Science occurred on Feb. 23 at the Annenberg School for Communication.
With hopes to regain a contending position for Ivy Madness, the pressure was on Penn women's basketball as it played Cornell after suffering a crushing defeat against Brown that put the team in fifth place in the Ivy League.
Penn's Cinema and Media Studies Department opened submissions for its fifth annual script contest, "The Red & Blue List."
Kelly Writers House will display a new exhibit, titled "Outside Images," showcasing photography by students at Penn and other schools in the Philadelphia area.