In Taylor Jenkins' second year as head coach of the Grizzlies, he has led the team to an impressive feat, given the roster's apparent youth and lack of experience. 

Both the City of Philadelphia and Penn will still require that masks are worn indoors until at least June 11, when the city plans to reevaluate the policy.

Professors and students attributed the largely stable ratings to the resilience of the Penn community and creative measures faculty members took to move their coursework online. 

The updated guidelines remove restrictions on Penn-affiliated travel, allow departments to host visitors on campus, and permit the use of on-campus spaces.

While friends and families of graduates weren't allowed into Franklin Field as spectators this year, here's what the unusual commencement honoring the Class of 2021 looked like.

The commencement ceremony brought members of the Class of 2021 together after more than a year of online learning and several pandemic-altered milestones in their Penn careers. 

Columnist and graduating senior Urooba Abid reflects on how she came to understand love and justice at Penn.

Gillian Diebold, former DP design editor, looks back at how she found her people through the Design department.

Ben Zhao, former Daily Pennsylvanian Executive Editor, on how luck transformed his time at Penn.

Tamsyn Brann, former Editor-in-Chief of 34th Street magazine, looks at how the DP — and college journalism — have and will stay essential for our communities.

Former DP sports editor Michael Landau on seven DP things he's grateful for as he graduates.

Will DiGrande, former DP sports editor, writes on how he found silver linings during a tenure marked by the cancellation of Ivy League sports.

Maria Murad, the queen of the DP's multimedia department, looks back on how she found a home and family at Penn through the DP.

In her final piece of opinion art, graduating senior Sarah Khan bids farewell and wishes good luck to the Class of 2021.

Columnist Jessica Gooding argues ahead of Tuesday's Democratic Primary for Philadelphia District Attorney that Larry Krasner is the best candidate for a safer, more just, and more equitable city.

From May 2 through May 8, only four undergraduate students tested positive, less than 0.10% of students who were tested for COVID-19.

From the Philadelphia Eagles’ first-ever Super Bowl victory to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, take a look back at the Class of 2021’s journey at Penn from 2017 to 2021.