Columnist Riane Lumer prompts students to show up to the polls this November while debunking the commonly used myths for abstention.

The money, which comes from the Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation Act, will cover the installation of 755 filtered hydration stations in school buildings and will also pay for kitchen sink filters and water sampling.

The James D. McDonough Fellowship in Queer Art History was spearheaded by Katz, an associate professor of practice in the History of Art department.

On Nov. 1, the attendees gathered at Tangen Hall with the aims of discussing entrepreneurship, exchanging business ideas, and expanding connections.

Shapiro told the DP he believes people's rights "are on the line" in this gubernatorial election. 

Spinoso came off the bench during the Ivy Tournament and had his best performance of the season: 14 points, five rebounds, and two assists.

Roughly 7,500 people attended the rally that Obama and Biden headlined on Nov. 5 at Temple University’s Liacouras Center.

Captains can be quiet and lead by example, or be loud and vocal — Mandy McGurk of Penn women's basketball is the latter.

Adam Thomson went from completing a two-year mission trip to representing his home country in multiple wrestling world championships in under a year.

Deputy Sports Editor Eashwar Kantemneni believes that Penn's dominance Saturday proves its defeat against Brown was just one setback and not a sign of things to come. 

From Knoxville, Tenn., Hamilton comes from a family of tennis players, with both his parents having played at the varsity level in college and his brother playing competitively.

After a brutal loss last weekend at Brown, the Quakers returned to form at Cornell, earning a vital 28-21 victory.

Columnist Annie Bingle debates Penn’s unique regulations regarding NIL, as well as the overall lives of their athletes.

Former Senior Sports Editor Brandon Pride encourages more people to shed their fears and feel comfortable with themselves in going to the gym. 

The historic donation comes as the end of GSE Dean Pam Grossman's tenure approaches. 

The grant, established in 2014, was created to encourage innovation and research stewardship that served to tackle the distinct needs of marginalized communities.

The decision to create virtual, flexible education options comes in the wake of decreased enrollment in MBA programs, hesitations about the cost of education, and a competitive job market.