Five new changes to the financial aid process aim to make it more simple for applicants, according to the announcement from Penn Admissions.

Three goals secured the sixth straight home win for the Quakers and their second win against a ranked opponent. 

 An offside call suppresses a tie game for the Quakers as they fall to the Ivy League’s leading team.

Columnist Diya Choksey explores the clash between her family’s enduring love stories at Penn and today’s hookup culture, reflecting on whether our quest for connection has been replaced by a pursuit of independence and social status. 

Also, the School of Dental Medicine established a partnership with a university in Turkey.

The new agreement allows unrestricted donations to Penn Hillel to be eligible for recognition from Penn.

Yeditepe University is an institution in Istanbul, Turkey that engages in patient care, research, and dental education, offering instruction in both English and Turkish.

Wunsch taught at Penn starting in 2008, when he joined the department of architectural history as a visiting assistant professor. He later lectured for the graduate program on historical preservation at the School of Design before becoming a professor in the program.

Pennsylvania’s Secretary of Health selected committee members from across the state who represent different areas of medical expertise. 

The Quakers return home and so do score predictions from members of DPOSTM.

The Quakers enter the competition with a nine game winning streak against the Bisons.

Columnist Alyma Karbownik explores how our carefully curated profiles hide the authenticity vital for finding a compatible roommate.

Columnist Elijah Ramirez calls on Penn Residential Services to improve their operations to better assist first-year students.

The letter came days before the first anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attacks on Israel, which saw widespread pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses — including at Penn. 

Columnist Piper Slinka-Petka illustrates how Penn students can overcome imposter syndrome by using it to their advantage.

In a study released in September, fourth-year Annenberg Ph.D. candidate Neil Fasching and Annenberg professor Yphtach Lelkes tracked levels of partisan animosity between Democrats and Republicans both before and after the 2022 midterm elections. 

Murtha previously worked as the senior director of principal and major gifts at the Juilliard School.