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Note: At approximately 5:40 p.m. on Tuesday, the University suspended normal operations for Thursday, February 8, citing "significant logistical and transportation challenges" relating to the parade. Classes and events that day are cancelled.
Read The Daily Pennsylvanian's response to The Daily Princetonian here.
It took a full 40-minute effort, and then some.
Penn fencing coach Andy Ma has a bit of Herm Edwards in him.
Make it a cool half-dozen.
The awards just keep rolling in for Eleah Parker.
Nearly a year ago, 19-year-old Timothy Piazza died of a traumatic brain injury after participating in an initiation ritual during Beta Theta Pi pledging at Penn State University. A video showed Piazza falling down a flight of stairs after he was given at least 18 drinks in 82 minutes.
That is what Big 5 basketball is all about.
Another weekend, another dramatic win for Penn men’s squash.
Penn women’s basketball knows how to take care of business.
What happens when a team loses big to a hated rival?
One game.
It started with a whimper, but Penn-Princeton men's basketball didn’t stay quiet for very long.
It was a good holiday season for Penn’s NFL hopefuls.
There’s a new sheriff in town and her name is Eleah Parker.
The next two weeks for Penn men’s basketball are just as notable for what the team won’t do as what it will do.
Make that two in three weeks for Penn men’s basketball’s Ryan Betley.
That’s a pretty great way to end the semester.
Every Penn student loves to think they have the busiest schedule, but the players on the men’s basketball team certainly have a good claim to that title.
Several players stepped up for Penn men's basketball during its busy week, but none stepped up more than sophomore Ryan Betley.