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.

At the performance, 16 songwriters in the club will perform original songs from a variety of genres that club members have collaborated on during weekly meetings throughout the semester.

The inaugural SPEC Fest celebration will be held on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on College Green.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to eight experts and three Penn students about what fossil fuel divestment would entail from an administrative standpoint, the challenges of divestment, as well as the potential environmental impact.  

Columnist Fiona Miller encourages first years to embrace failure at Penn.  

Columnist Otto Piasecki urges Penn to invest in modernized student learning spaces with natural light. 

The discussion focused on Konnikova's two recent bestsellers, "The Biggest Bluff" and "The Confidence Game."

The event took place outside in front of the Pottruck Health and Fitness Center, and much of the food was provided by Sharing Excess, a non-profit dedicated to eliminating food waste. 

The Philly Power 100 list is an annual compilation of 100 profiles of the most influential political figures in Philadelphia. 

As a two-time first team All-Ivy player and one of Penn’s most prolific three-point shooters, it’s almost like basketball runs in Padilla's blood.

This game is a crucial test for Penn as it looks to stay near the top of the table heading into clashes against Harvard and at Princeton.

Penn students would rather do just about anything else than watch a live college basketball game in person, right on campus. It’s a sad truth. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

The DP Sports staff is optimistic that Penn football can bounce back from its first loss of the season.