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Thousands of Pa. voters switch to Republican Party
Around 128,000 voters have become registered Republicans since the beginning of the new year across the state — many to vote for and against Trump.
Clear goals are a key to submatriculating at Penn
For Penn students who aren’t satisfied with just one degree, submatriculation can offer the opportunity to earn two degrees in the span of only four or five years.
SPEC grapples with cost, availability to secure Spring Fling artists
Ultimately, the biggest limiting factor in picking artists is cost.
Thousands of Pa. voters switch to Republican Party
Around 128,000 voters have become registered Republicans since the beginning of the new year across the state — many to vote for and against Trump.
Clear goals are a key to submatriculating at Penn
For Penn students who aren’t satisfied with just one degree, submatriculation can offer the opportunity to earn two degrees in the span of only four or five years.
Despite Paris and Brussels attacks, terrorism isn't a concern for study abroad hopefuls
With the attacks in Paris and Brussels still in recent memory, terrorism is on Penn students’ radars as a potential hazard for study abroad programs, especially in Western Europe. But a few students say they don’t see the violence as a threat to their plans.
Penn's Graduate School of Education ventures into Kazakhstan
Penn professors are working towards building Kazakhstan's first world-class national research university.
Guest column by Lucas Lipatti | SDS supports peace, the CIA perpetuates war
On Friday, April 1, 2016, Philadelphia organizers, brought together by Penn SDS, shut down CIA Director John Brennan’s speech at the Penn Museum.
Editorial | Regarding the SDS protest
The disruption by protesters of the talk being given by sitting CIA Director John Brennan on Friday afternoon is a dark mark on this University’s reputation.
Alec Ward | Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing
I don’t think I need to spend much time condemning the protesters who prompted the cancellation of CIA Director John Brennan’s speech last Friday afternoon.
UC increases in-state acceptances
The University of California on Monday announced a 15 percent increase in acceptances from California residents for 2016 fall admissions.
Claudia Li | The masculine bunny
CLAUDIA LI is a College sophomore from Santa Clara, Calif.
Rowing Issue | International rowers few and far between
They say sports serves as the world’s language - a way to cross international boundaries with ease.
Rowing Issue | 2015 in review
2015 saw plenty of action in and out of the water for Penn rowing for all three teams. One of the three head coaches oversaw his first spring season at the helm.
Rowing Issue | Freshman class small but mighty
I’ll go call my crew, and you go call yours. For the Quakers, that crew is growing, and on the women’s side, looking better than ever.
Rowing Issue | New coaches look to reshape heavyweight program
Tupac Shakur once noted, “Things changed, and thats the way it is” Things may never be the same for Penn heavyweight rowing, as the program has undergone a near-complete overhaul of the coaching staff.
How Penn's acceptance rate stacks up to those of the other Ivies
See how this year's rate of 9.4 percent compares to the other schools in the Ivy League.
Transgender rights activist Janet Mock gives keynote event of Penn Women's Week
A trans woman of African-American and Hawaiian descent, Mock is a strong advocate for intersectional discourse and is one of the most influential trans women in the media.
Penn Fashion Week culminates in Focus fashion show
The finale of Penn Fashion Week, which is celebrating its 10th year, was Saturday’s fashion show.


















