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Washington-based newspaper Roll Call reported that Penn alumnus Conor Lamb will announce his candidacy for Pennsylvania’s soon-to-be vacant Senate seat on Aug. 6
In honor of soon-to-graduates, many of whom did not compete in their senior seasons, here's a look at the athletes who had the greatest impact on their winter sport teams. (Wrestling Jon Errico Photo from Jon Errico)
Penn softball has been on a winning streak due to Emma Nedley's strong contributions in their recent double headers.
Junior pitcher Julia Longo threw a complete game in the second game of the doubleheader against Villanova for a win.
Penn has added three days of no classes to the spring semester calendar.
During his discussion with Penn Dems in 2019, Conor Lamb chose to focus on his support for Joe Biden and criticism of the Green New Deal.
Some students are frustrated with the cost of Penn's Student Health Insurance Plan, especially since they are not physically on campus this semester.
Protesters shouted in uproar, preventing former ICE director Thomas Homan from speaking at an event in Perry World House.