The Quakers welcome a highly-touted recruiting class for the campaign ahead.

AMP provides mentorship and programming that aim to uplift physicians from historically underrepresented populations in the field of medicine. 

The exhibition, which marks Thomas' debut in Philadelphia, will be on view from Feb. 17 to May 21, 2024. 

The app was initially piloted among Penn graduate students upon its launch.

After finishing with a 1-6 record in the conference, the Quakers will be looking to conclude their season on a high note.

After a historic campaign in 2023, the Quakers return a bevy of superstar players.

Also, Penn men's basketball dropped home games over the weekend.

Columnist Francesco Salamone urges students to prioritize reflection and harmonious passions beyond traditional prestige for a meaningful college experience.

About 15 protestors arrived at the Moelis Reading Room at 10 a.m. and filled one table, moving to Houston Hall around 7:30 p.m. after a University Life representative asked them to leave. 

“We’re going to turn this country around fast,” Trump said. “And we’re going to remember the young people, and we’re going to remember Sneaker Con.”

The DP looked closely at four aspects of Shapiro's proposal with potential significant impacts on the Penn community — education, public transportation, marijuana legalization, and human services.

The "Love Your Vote" event on Feb. 14, which offered La Colombe coffee and treats along with election resources, was facilitated by several PLTV members who aided students in completing voter registration forms.

At the event, ElGendy discussed his political activism and participation in the Arab Spring, which led to his subsequent arrest and incarceration in Egypt.  

In a key matchup in Providence, R.I., the Quakers lost just before the final buzzer.

The loss marked the Quakers' eights straight defeat, one loss away from a program record.

Columnist Mariana Martinez argues that Penn dining services pose a severe challenge particularly for international students and their college experience. 

Guest Columnist Chapin Lenthall-Cleary argues Penn administration imposes numerous onerous hurdles upon new clubs that reinforces a harmful system of exclusivity.