Penn traveled to Ocean Breeze Track and Field Facility in Staten Island, N.Y. to compete in the Villanova Invitational on Saturday.

In two games that Bryant played at the Palestra during the 1995-1996 season, he drew sold-out crowds.

More than two months after “vulgar and offensive” posters were discovered in the Penn volleyball locker room, here is what we do and don’t know about the season-ending scandal.

Penn’s Ivy League turnaround is thanks to two monster games by senior guard Devon Goodman, earning him DP Sports Player of the Week. 

Voters will have the opportunity to cast their ballots for many candidates associated with Penn in the 2020 primary and general elections. The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board recommends picking none of them. 

The last 48 hours have shown a lot about this Penn team. The Quakers have proved that they have grit.

Penn students have the potential to play a significant role in the fate of the state of Pennsylvania and the nation as a whole, and we should help unleash this potential. 

Penn must apply pressure and encourage Bon Appétit to place a premium on broadening and improving Penn Dining’s offerings and food availability.

Amidst the notable accomplishments of this truly legendary athlete, it is important to acknowledge the entirety of his actions.

Penn men's basketball didn’t deliver a strong offensive performance, but got it done on the defensive end to beat Dartmouth by a score of 54-46. 

The Quakers sweep their first Ivy League back-to-back to get them back on track in the conference.

Penn women’s basketball was able to bounce back from a loss to Harvard on Friday night to trounce Dartmouth by a score of 66-33.

One day after Penn men's basketball shook off Harvard in overtime while the women fell to the Crimson on the road, the Quakers will face Dartmouth.

The announcement comes over a year after the University Council steering committee rejected Fossil Free Penn’s proposal to divest from coal and tar sands. 

Even after a close win over Big 5 rival Temple, the Quakers knew that they had to show up for conference play, and they did Friday night against Harvard.

With Ivy League play resuming, Penn women’s basketball dropped its fourth game in a row, falling at the hands of Harvard by a score of 58-51.

As former ICE director Homan stated during his talk, “walls work,” especially here at Penn when members of the University actively kept us out.