The sports world was quiet on Friday afternoon.
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Penn's Innovation Prize is bigger and broader than other Ivies'
The prize is among the largest social entrepreneurship awards offered by an American college.
Alum starts science-themed socks company
2006 College graduate and STEMsocks founder Rachel Senturia is on a mission to make science cool.
African American MBA Association preps for annual conference
An inside look at the hip hop industry, a pitch competition and an analysis of diversity in tech are all in store at a conference this weekend.
Penn's Innovation Prize is bigger and broader than other Ivies'
The prize is among the largest social entrepreneurship awards offered by an American college.
Alum starts science-themed socks company
2006 College graduate and STEMsocks founder Rachel Senturia is on a mission to make science cool.
Penn grad Lawrence Lessig drops out of presidential race
A Penn graduate’s quest for the White House has ended.
Penn volleyball utilizes both spikes and stats
Statistics have always been an integral part of sports.
Penn men's soccer travels to continue stretch run against Mountaineers
Country roads are taking the Quakers away from home down to West Virginia.
Bither is setting the table for Penn volleyball
Dig. Set. Kill. The success of a volleyball team’s offense often relies on the relationship between the setters and the outside hitters. Penn’s primary setter, senior Ronnie Bither, has spent the past four years working to make sure the Quakers' offense runs smoothly.
Penn football tackling Castleman disease one big play at a time
Winning percentage isn’t the only thing being raised in Ray Priore’s first year at the helm of Penn football.
Sophomore accused of Castle arson charged with 24 criminal counts
College and Wharton sophomore Lorenzo Bonfiglio was arrested last week for allegedly committing arson at the Castle fraternity house.
Vox.com editor describes career as TV critic
On Monday night, the Kelly Writers House hosted TV critic Todd VanDerWerff in the first event of the yearly “Writing About TV” series. VanDerWerff is the former TV Editor at The A.V. Club and is now the Culture Editor at Vox Media.
Penn ministries mobilize for a greener footprint
Religious groups and buildings are finding ways to save energy that are best suited to their unique situations.
Religious students made to choose between holidays and grades
For most students, midterm season is stressful enough as is. Religious Jewish and Muslim students, however, face an additional stress factor on an annual basis with the possibility of midterms being scheduled on the same day as a religious holiday.
Penn unlikely to follow Cornell's new spring admissions program
Historically, Penn had a similar program, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda said. But reviving the program does not seem to be a priority.
BREAKING: UPenn Alert prompted by subway groping
A woman called Penn Police to complain that a man had touched her inappropriately as she walked up the stairs of the subway at 40th and Market streets.
Once again, Penn women's soccer shoots, doesn't score in loss
It was storybook night for one of the Ivy League soccer teams playing in Providence this weekend. Unfortunately, that team wasn’t Penn.
Pinser app arrives at Penn
The new app Pinser will keep you from ever missing another event nearby.
Wharton sophomore is a self-made social media fashionista
Brown's YouTube channel has reached 140,000 followers in less than two years.



















