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Thursday, July 23, 2026
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Jealous, the former president and CEO of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, spoke to over 80 members of the Penn community at “The Unfulfilled Dream: A New Frontier of Civil Rights,” an event held by Penn UMOJA and Penn NAACP this past Friday.


Penn women's tennis entered the weekend unbeaten. By the end of Sunday's matchup against Old Dominion, that would no longer be the case. Hoping to sustain its strong start to the season over the weekend, Penn women’s tennis played Albany at home on Friday before traveling to Virginia to square off against the Lady Monarchs on Sunday. In the program’s first-ever matchup against the Great Danes on Friday, the Quakers edged out hard charging Albany, 4-3, before falling to the Old Dominion by an identical score to wrap up the weekend. After clinching the doubles point to start off Friday’s match, Penn (3-1) turned to Sonya Latycheva at the No.

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However, after finishing Ivy League competition 7-0 and claiming the title for only the third time in school history, the team had high hopes for the College Squash Association National Championships in Boston this weekend. While facing Trinity again in the Howe Cup Semifinal on Saturday, the Red and Blue were unable to reverse their fortunes, falling 5-4 in heartbreaking fashion that was strangely reminiscent of their previous loss to the Bantams.


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However, after finishing Ivy League competition 7-0 and claiming the title for only the third time in school history, the team had high hopes for the College Squash Association National Championships in Boston this weekend. While facing Trinity again in the Howe Cup Semifinal on Saturday, the Red and Blue were unable to reverse their fortunes, falling 5-4 in heartbreaking fashion that was strangely reminiscent of their previous loss to the Bantams.


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Penn women's tennis entered the weekend unbeaten. By the end of Sunday's matchup against Old Dominion, that would no longer be the case. Hoping to sustain its strong start to the season over the weekend, Penn women’s tennis played Albany at home on Friday before traveling to Virginia to square off against the Lady Monarchs on Sunday. In the program’s first-ever matchup against the Great Danes on Friday, the Quakers edged out hard charging Albany, 4-3, before falling to the Old Dominion by an identical score to wrap up the weekend. After clinching the doubles point to start off Friday’s match, Penn (3-1) turned to Sonya Latycheva at the No.














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It's not easy being green ... unless you're Penn, in which case you are sipping ice tea like Kermit the Frog.  Penn topped the Environmental Protection Agency's list of 30 colleges that use the most green energy.


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A Penn sociology professor believes capitalism will meet its demise by the end of the 21st century. Randall Collins held a lecture at the University of Texas at Austin on Friday in which he said that capitalism would be done by 2045. “Capitalism depends on having an income-earning population that can buy its products,” Collins said in the lecture.


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Yale's chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was banned from campus until August 2016 after a presentation at their 2014 initiation ceremony violated the University's sexual misconduct policy. According to a Yale Daily News report, the fraternity will be banned from on-campus activities, university-wide emails and the use of the SAE name in conjunction with the University.  The ban stems from an incident where two members of the fraternity made inappropriate comments about a female student during the initiation ceremony.