As the fall sports season heats up, we're taking a look back at some of the memorable moments from this week in Penn sports history.

In a game that Dartmouth came into favored by double digits, Penn fought for a gutsy win to kick off Ivy League play.

The gift will go toward developing a hub for international scientific collaboration in fields such as immunology and vaccinology.

For the 2023 global full-time MBA program rankings, Wharton came in behind Stanford Graduate School of Business and Harvard Business School, which ranked first and second respectively.

Approximately 100 people gathered at the LOVE statue on Thursday night at a vigil for Mahsa Amini, who was reportedly beaten to death by Iranian morality police.

Chair of the Asian Pacific Student Coalition wrote in an email to PAACH student leaders that Peter Van Do, PAACH's former director of 10 years, is "no longer employed at Penn."

Students currently living in The Radian have the option to renew their lease, but they must go through Penn to do so.

Penn's Senior Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli provides a University response to the sale of the UC Townhomes. 

Heading into Penn's first Ivy League game of the season, four DP Sports staffers are split on whether or not the Quakers can emerge victorious on the road.

As the fall season heats up, we take a look at what to expect from all of Penn's competing teams this weekend.

Student coordinators said that they remain resolute in their beliefs and do not plan on leaving College Green until Penn meets their three demands.

Just two games into the season, Penn faces its biggest challenge yet in a Dartmouth team coming off an Ivy League co-championship.

As part of the international Fridays for Future Global Climate Strike movement, student organizations at both Cornell University and Princeton University conducted demonstrations to bring climate-related issues to light. 

The search committee to select a successor consists of 18 students, faculty members, and alumni. 

The building, which will be located at 3615 Chestnut Street, will have 363 units and be named The Mark at Philadelphia.

FIRE ranked Penn 188th for disruptive conduct, 187th for comfort expressing ideas, and 130th for administrative support.

Columnist Sam Zou argues that college rankings rarely hold cheating institutions accountable and consider factors irrelevant to educational quality.