Columnist Varun Saraswathula discusses how letting go of expectations can help us better take the pandemic in stride.

Columnist Andy Yoon discusses how we can reduce perfectionism as in-person classes return.

Masks are required at all indoor businesses and institutions, regardless of vaccination status, unless the business chooses to require that all people inside prove they are fully vaccinated. 

This year’s Convocation was markedly different from last year’s virtual ceremony, with students seated close together in front of College Hall — some without masks.

Penn president Amy Gutmann welcomes students and community members to the 2021-2022 school year.

With the addition of a new cooling system in Gregory College House, every college house at Penn will finally have air conditioning starting this semester.

Columnist Isabella Glassman discusses how to approach NSO with an open mind, even if you already have a group of friends.

Top University administrators wrote in an email on Wednesday that they are increasing their COVID-19 surveillance protocols due to concern about the Delta variant.

The remains were held by Penn professors for decades and were used by Penn Anthropology professor Janet Monge in an online Princeton University course, which sparked significant backlash.

With just a week until fall classes begin, some instructors are improvising their own COVID-19 classroom safety measures while asking for further guidance from Penn.

Nine Quakers, six countries, six sports. Here’s a look at the athletes who repped the Red and Blue in addition to their countries’ colors at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

Students will need to be masked and vaccinated in order to enter their dorms.

The building, which cost a record-shattering $169.5 million to complete, offers suite-style apartments with a dining cafe, private courtyard, coffee bar, and spectacular views of the city.

Columnist Jaden Cloobeck speaks to how we can improve mental wellness on campus, such as by keeping a gratitude journal.

The Editorial Board argues that professors should carry over some practices of the virtual semesters to in-person learning.

Going into the upcoming fall athletics season, five teams will see action for the first time since 2019.

Undergraduate courses are set to be primarily delivered in person with limited exceptions, remaining in line with administrators' original plans announced in April.