Penn swimming and diving senior Anna Kalandadze finishes fourth at NCAA Championships
A remarkable end to a remarkable Quaker career.
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A remarkable end to a remarkable Quaker career.
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with three alumni — all of whom are in vastly differing fields — about their journeys since graduating from Penn, and how their Penn education has impacted their careers so far.
Around 200 community members attended a Matisyahu concert at Penn Hillel on Sunday night.
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President Joe Biden once told friends that the “river of power … flows from the Ivy League.”
Penn Reproductive Justice held its inaugural conference in the Forum at the Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics on March 23.
Last year, Penn softball’s Ivy League campaign ended with just one series win that came in the penultimate series of the season. This year, the Red and Blue were able to equal last season’s tally with just the Ivy League opener.
2000 College graduate and 2005 Wharton MBA graduate Caroline Strzalka recently appeared on ABC’s Shark Tank to pitch a gaming app she co-founded.
As someone who was raised on Xbox Live, I was overcome with joy when I first heard Electronic Arts Sports was developing a new installment of its college football video game series. I vividly remember tearing open my copy of NCAA Football 14 and all of the programs I virtually coached to championships.
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.
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Also, Penn baseball completed a weekend sweep of Brown.
Also, President Joe Biden reflected on his Penn connections in new interview transcripts.
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President Joe Biden reflected on his connection to Penn in newly released interview transcripts with former Special Counsel Robert Hur.
The national collegiate wrestling championships began on Thursday and were scheduled to last three days, but by Friday afternoon, no more members of Penn wrestling were left standing in either the winners’ or consolation tournament bracket.
An impact study conducted by 2009 College graduate Arthur Acolin revealed that 76 Place, the proposed new arena for the Philadelphia 76ers, could cost Philadelphia more than $1 billion in lost tax revenue.
There are big wins. And then there are statement wins.
Saturday morning revealed a cloudy and gray day filled with torrential downpours. Nevertheless, the Penn men’s and women’s track and field teams suited up to race their rivals in the annual Penn Challenge at Franklin Field. Despite the less-than-ideal weather, the Quakers exploded onto the track for their first meet of the outdoor season.
The Gymnastics East Conference has a dynasty on its hands.