9/11 10th Anniversary Issue

Vox culture editor Todd VanDerWerff spoke at the Kelly Writers House on Monday night as part of the "Writing about TV" series.

Vox.com editor describes career as TV critic

By Nadira Berman · Nov. 2, 2015

On Monday night, the Kelly Writers House hosted TV critic Todd VanDerWerff in the first event of the yearly “Writing About TV” series. VanDerWerff is the former TV Editor at The A.V. Club and is now the Culture Editor at Vox Media.

BREAKING: UPenn Alert prompted by subway groping

By Lauren Feiner · Nov. 2, 2015

A woman called Penn Police to complain that a man had touched her inappropriately as she walked up the stairs of the subway at 40th and Market streets.

Once again, Penn women's soccer shoots, doesn't score in loss

By Sam Altland · Nov. 2, 2015

It was storybook night for one of the Ivy League soccer teams playing in Providence this weekend. Unfortunately, that team wasn’t Penn.

The Latest

Penn ministries mobilize for a greener footprint

The Office of the Chaplain is calling for campus ministries to make strides towards a greener Penn.

By Eunice Lim · Nov. 2, 2015

Religious groups and buildings are finding ways to save energy that are best suited to their unique situations.

Religious students made to choose between holidays and grades

By Eunice Lim · Nov. 2, 2015

For most students, midterm season is stressful enough as is. Religious Jewish and Muslim students, however, face an additional stress factor on an annual basis with the possibility of midterms being scheduled on the same day as a religious holiday.

Penn unlikely to follow Cornell's new spring admissions program

By Vibha Kannan · Nov. 2, 2015

Historically, Penn had a similar program, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda said. But reviving the program does not seem to be a priority.

Starting next year, Cornell will be deviating from Ivy League norms and reinstating its spring admissions program. | Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Penn unlikely to follow Cornell's new spring admissions program

By Vibha Kannan · Nov. 2, 2015

Historically, Penn had a similar program, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda said. But reviving the program does not seem to be a priority.

BREAKING: UPenn Alert prompted by subway groping

By Lauren Feiner · Nov. 2, 2015

A woman called Penn Police to complain that a man had touched her inappropriately as she walked up the stairs of the subway at 40th and Market streets.

Freshman midfielder Allie Trzaska’s header was one of the best scoring opportunites for the Quakers on Saturday in their lost to Brown.

Once again, Penn women's soccer shoots, doesn't score in loss

By Sam Altland · Nov. 2, 2015

It was storybook night for one of the Ivy League soccer teams playing in Providence this weekend. Unfortunately, that team wasn’t Penn.

Pinser is a newly released free app that will allow users to post short 10-second videos that last on the app for 24 hours.

Pinser app arrives at Penn

By Liya Wizevich · Nov. 2, 2015

The new app Pinser will keep you from ever missing another event nearby.

Wharton sophomore is a self-made social media fashionista

By Elizabeth Winston · Nov. 2, 2015

Brown's YouTube channel has reached 140,000 followers in less than two years.

Penn ranks 15th in a new college ranking by the Economist, which focuses exclusively on economic value.

Penn ranked No. 15 in first-ever college ranking by The Economist

By Sydney Schaedel · Nov. 2, 2015

The Economist focuses on economic value by calculating the difference between a particular school's expected and actual average earnings.

Toe the Line: Penn Democrats | Philadelphia Municipal Elections

By Ari Goldfine , Lawrence Perry and Rachel Pomerantz · Nov. 2, 2015

The 2016 presidential election has captivated our nation’s collective interest, with televised debates best resembling Comedy Central roasts.

Toe the Line: College Republicans | Philadelphia Municipal Election

By John Speck · Nov. 2, 2015

While everyone has been tuning into the presidential debates and following the latest comments from Donald Trump, this is all for an election more than a year away.

Sam Sherman | Too cool

By Sam Sherman · Nov. 2, 2015

SAM SHERMAN is a College senior from Marblehead, Mass. His email is samsherman6@gmail.com.

Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation installed white dresses with repaint splattered on Locust Walk in order to raise awareness of the violence and oppression of black transgender women.

Bloody dresses on Locust promote awareness of violence against black transgender women

By Isabel Kim · Nov. 2, 2015

The demonstration is a continuation of Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation's Ferguson Fridays series.

Senior Thomas Awad captured his second straight Ivy title in the 8000-meter race.

Penn cross country earns best Heps finish since 1973

By Cassandra Dinh · Nov. 2, 2015

What a difference 42 years makes. In Friday’s Ivy League Heptagonal Championships in the Bronx, N.Y., Penn cross country secured a second-place finish on the men's side and a fifth-place finish on the women's side, the best the men have performed at Heps since 1973.