9/11 10th Anniversary Issue
Penn Athletic Director Steve Bilsky to retire
President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price announced Thursday that Penn Athletic Director Steve Bilsky will retire effective June 30, 2014.
Former Penn Engineering prof dies unexpectedly
Taskar moved to Philadelphia in 2007 to become a Penn professor in Computer and Information Science.
Gun discharge at 40th, Market injures woman
A woman received non-life threatening injuries after a gun accidentally went off on the eastbound platform during rush hour.
Penn Athletic Director Steve Bilsky to retire
President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price announced Thursday that Penn Athletic Director Steve Bilsky will retire effective June 30, 2014.
Former Penn Engineering prof dies unexpectedly
Taskar moved to Philadelphia in 2007 to become a Penn professor in Computer and Information Science.
Phillips | Max Polkinhorne couldn't spear a victory for Penn men's soccer
On a night when sophomore goalie Max Polkinhorne electrified the large crowd at Rhodes Field, it was Providence’s keeper, Keasel Broome, who ended the night dancing before Penn’s student section.
Providence knocks Penn men's soccer out of NCAA tournament in penalty kicks
Penalty kicks are often described in the soccer community as being entirely down to chance. On Thursday night, Penn drew the short stick.
Tony | Bilsky's successes as AD endure longer than his failures
As a facilitator of facilities for Penn Athletics, Bilsky is unmatched, and that’s what everyone should miss most about him.
Civic House Associates Coalition hosts panel on food justice
The discussion, held as part of the Penn Political Coalition’s Political Action Week 2013, focused on food access and availability not only in Philadelphia but also in urban areas around the country.
Dream Academy hosts Mentorship Fair
The program, which has been distributing free hot chocolate on Locust Walk, is hosting a fair in Houston Hall.
UMC celebrates 35th year anniversary with gala
The night will focus heavily on alumni and their experiences with UMC and involvement in fighting for minority rights both past and present.
Fifty years later, JFK’s death still a vivid memory
For students who were on campus when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 50 years ago, the images from that day will be forever linked to their Penn experience.
Penn women's basketball set to host Notre Dame for first time since 1981
Now the number one goal for the Quakers is to make a statement — and history — with a victory over No. 5 Notre Dame on Saturday
SCUE launches tutorials site OPenned
The website features “tutorials” on topics of interest, as well as videos of speakers on campus that students might have missed.
Penn swimming travels to New York to take on Ivy rivals
In two tri-meets, the Quakers will take on Princeton, which has yet to swim a meet on the young season, and Cornell.
Two Penn cross country members head to Nationals
This Saturday, freshman Cleo Whiting and sophomore Thomas Awad will travel to Terre Haute, Ind., where they will both compete in the NCAA National Cross Country Championships. Indiana State’s LaVern Gibson Championship Course will play host this weekend to not only the nation’s best cross country teams, but also the fastest individual runners in the country.
Multicultural Greek Council elects new president
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Peixin Mo this weekend to learn more about her plans for the council in her upcoming term.
Fink | Looking back with pride at a step forward for Penn field hockey
In a nutshell, this season we found an amazing new home at Ellen Vagelos C’90 Field , broke a school scoring record and had four incredible seniors who started their careers 3-14 and finished it 13-4.
Penn men's hoops heads to Midwest to take on undefeated Hawkeyes
While Friday’s matchup with Iowa (4-0) marks the Quakers’ (1-2) second consecutive contest with a Big Ten opponent, very few nonconference matchups are this unique.













