Having reached October, many of Penn's teams are now in the heat of Ivy League or championship competition.

Since joining Penn wrestling as a freshman, Joey Slackman took a gap year, worked for the Delaware State Attorney's office, and switched his sport to wear the pads and helmet for football instead.

David Reibstein — a marketing professor at Wharton — collaborated with undergraduate students at Penn, BrandAsset Valuator Group, and the U.S. News & World Report to create the Best Countries project.

First years report that the selection process for many clubs expects applicants to have gained background experience and specialized knowledge in niche topics in high school.

Jezebel's investigation reviewed 75 studies where Oz, a 1986 Perelman and Wharton graduate, had “full scientific, administrative, and fiscal responsibility for the conduct” of the research. 

In a press release, the Princeton Office of Communications wrote that the decision to eliminate all holding in these publicly traded companies is part of its goal to "achiev[e] a net-zero endowment portfolio over time."

Columnist Riane Lumer explores factors to look forward to given advancements in the pandemic, but also cautions a semi-return to normalcy.

UA Steering, a group consisting of representatives from 41 undergraduate organizations, will assist in allocating $1.3 million back to student groups across campus. 

Penn will partner with Rebuilding Together Philadelphia, a local community revitalization organization, to provide funding over four years to assist approximately 75 West Philadelphia low-income homeowners.

Penn's Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law, in partnership with the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania, released a 13-point legal blueprint.

The prize, which is awarded to a researcher's discovery that made "a unique impact on biomedicine," awards the winner $100,000, a medal, and an opportunity to present a lecture on campus.

Local families, members of the Penn community, and local authors attended the fundraiser, which took place from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Kate McKinley, a former budget analyst at Princeton, filed the suit in August.

Columnist Cathy Li argues that taking a Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies class could transform student thinking.

“In the Shadow of a Mad King” is the most recent addition to over 90 books that Jerome Rothenberg has published.

According to recently compiled data by The Harvard Crimson, yield rates at Penn have seen significant growth.

The prize, a partnership between Penn GSE and the Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Family Foundation, is awarded annually to educators doing groundbreaking work.