Two males fled a stolen vehicle shortly after 3 a.m. and were chased by police. One was apprehended and the other exchanged gunfire with police and died after being shot.
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Drexel drowns Penn in weekend opener
Penn got out to an early 9-0 lead on Friday night, but the Dragons responded with an 18-0 run of their own and never looked back after that, winning 62-31.
Comic takes on Asian identity
Comedy Central comedian Eliot Chang joked about stereotypes to a crowd of over 100 people in the ARCH auditorium on Thursday night as part of the Asian Pacific Student Coalition and Sangam’s “Chai House featuring comedian Eliot Chang.”
Penn earns outright Ivy League championship
The Quakers' defense dominated and the offense did its part on the way to a 31-7 victory at Cornell to clinch their Ivy record 12th outright title.
Drexel drowns Penn in weekend opener
Penn got out to an early 9-0 lead on Friday night, but the Dragons responded with an 18-0 run of their own and never looked back after that, winning 62-31.
Comic takes on Asian identity
Comedy Central comedian Eliot Chang joked about stereotypes to a crowd of over 100 people in the ARCH auditorium on Thursday night as part of the Asian Pacific Student Coalition and Sangam’s “Chai House featuring comedian Eliot Chang.”
Collaborative concert combats poverty
The band Keeping Riley played in Houston Hall Thursday evening in a concert co-sponsored by Student Ambassadors of the World and the Kite and Key Society as part of the Civic House Associates Coalition’s Anti-Poverty Action Week.
Breathing fire into the City Six
After a tough loss to Manhattan Wednesday, Penn is looking to recover and snap a three-year, 16-game losing streak within the City 6.
800 have answered IFC alcohol survey
This week, the Interfraternity Council and the Undergraduate Assembly circulated a survey to undergraduates in order to measure the social habits and drinking practices of students.
Obama taps alum as U.N. rep
Penn alumnus Joe Torsella, an active figure in Pennsylvania government and politics, was named to a position in President Barack Obama’s administration on Monday.
Wharton conference looks east
The 16th annual Wharton Asia Business Conference themed "Capitalizing on the Growth in the East" is being held today at the Hyatt at The Bellevue.
Transgender Week highlights many facets of identity
This week is Transgender Awareness Week, a time for individuals to spread knowledge about what it means to be transgender.
Student actor juggles classes, career
College sophomore Jonah Meyerson has appeared in film and on television but remains best known for his role as Ben Stiller’s son in The Royal Tenenbaums.
VIDEO: This Week on 33rd Street: Nov. 19
The DP's weekly sports video preview of the weekend's action looks at football's quest for perfection, men's soccer's in the NCAA tournament, and much more.
Early decision applications up at peer schools
Early decision applications at Penn rose 18.3 percent this year, an increase similar to those of most peer institutions.
You don’t need to declare yourself an environmentalist. You simply need to incorporate easy habits into your daily routine.
Lu-stick To The Point | Attention, attention, provide more info
The absence of explanations after fire alarms causes students to doubt a future alarm’s credibility. Students don’t get the satisfaction of knowing whether the alarm was for a major or minor reason.
Editorial | Join the Battle
The men’s basketball team will play Drexel in the “Battle of 33rd Street.” There’s likely to be a substantial number of Dragons fans at the Palestra. In response, Quakers fans need to show up too.
Penn's last step to Ivy perfection
Saturday’s football finale at Cornell harkens back to last year. Except, last time the situation involved the men’s basketball team.
Wrestling gets fit for Keystone Classic
The Quakers will hope to demonstrate their superior fitness on Sunday in the eighth annual Keystone Classic held at the Palestra in a meet that carries vital postseason implications.








