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Women’s swimming senior Rachel Blackwell always tries to leave places better than she found them. That’s why she helped found Black Student-Athletes at Penn: to cultivate a welcoming community for athletes at Penn who identify as Black.
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With Ivy Madness fast approaching, Penn women’s basketball was feeling the pressure. Coming into the game against Brown, both teams were tied for fourth place in the Ivy League. The Quakers were fresh off a win against Yale the night before, while Brown was recovering from a tough 12-point loss against Princeton and was hungry for a win. The pressure was ultimately too much for the Red and Blue, as Penn left Providence, R.I. with a 61-59 loss.
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In its second game in less than 24 hours, Penn men’s basketball extended a streak that has lasted over 32 days.
Penn Leads the Vote held a Valentine’s Day themed event on College Green to register students to vote ahead of the upcoming primary election.
In a classic battle for 34th Street, Penn women’s lacrosse conquered Drexel in an 11-8 victory after a late comeback attempt by the Dragons.
Philadelphia woke up to a fresh layer of snow on the ground, but the weather wasn’t the only thing that was cold today. No. 12 Penn men’s lacrosse got off to an icy start in its home and season opener against Georgetown.
In its first game back at the Palestra in 27 days, Penn men’s basketball faced defeat yet again, pushing its losing streak to seven games and all but ending their hopes for a spot in Ivy Madness.
Since the last time Penn women’s basketball matched up against Yale, the two teams could not have gone in more different directions.
The Wharton School has launched a new program for April 2024 focusing on the value of investing in fixed-income markets and products.
George Pappas, the UPS Foundation professor of transportation in the School of Engineering and Applied Science, was elected to the National Academy of Engineering for his research analyzing safety-critical cyber-physical systems.
Egyptian activist and writer Adelrahman ElGendy spoke at Wolf Humanities Center on Feb. 15 about his participation in the Arab Spring and subsequent imprisonment in Egypt.
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The Alliance of Minority Physicians, an initiative led by Penn and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia to strengthen diversity in the medical community, is expanding its program across the Delaware Valley region.
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I’ll be honest: I was not a fan of Greek life when I first got to Penn. My perception of Greek life was influenced by growing up in the South, mainly in suburban Georgia. This included a sorority scene of girls with fake spray tans and little to no personality. The images of sorority girls from the University of Georgia and Alabama screamed no diversity, which made me wary of joining a sorority at Penn. Being a First-Generation, Low-Income (FGLI) student made me especially hesitant. Even more so, coming from a Ghanaian household, the notion of a sorority was immediately dismissed as something against our Christian values. Thus, during my first year, I knew I would never, and I mean never, join a sorority.
Wellness at Penn and Penn’s Positive Psychology Center partnered to host the Dowd/Sanders Wellness and Resilience Summit, teaching strategies for students to manage stress and strengthen relationships.
The Wharton Undergraduate Healthcare Club held its 11th annual conference on Feb. 10, featuring Pfizer CEO and Chairman Albert Bourla; Regeneron Co-Founder, President, and Chief Scientific Officer George Yancopoulos; and other industry leaders as guest speakers.