Jonah Charlton, former editor-in-chief, redefines what he considers making it at Penn in the context of the relationships he has forged through his time at The Daily Pennsylvanian.

During his senior season with the Quakers, Handley led the team in points and earned the Donald J. MacLaughlin Jr. award as the nation's best midfielder.

Following the 892-110 vote, 1,400 housestaff members will be recognized by the Committee of Interns and Residents.

In their toughest game of the Ivy League campaign, the Red and Blue executed when it mattered most, coming away with a championship to show for it.

The Quakers will now play Yale in the tournament final with a conference Championship on the line. 

Princeton will face Yale in the Ivy League Tournament final, but Penn still has a shot to make the NCAA Tournament later this month. 

Follow along with all the latest updates from day three of Penn Relays with updates from the DP's Sports department staff. 

Follow along with all the latest updates from day two of Penn Relays with updates from the DP's Sports department staff. 

In 2023, Dingle won both the Ivy League and Big 5 Player of the Year awards after finishing with the second highest scoring average in the nation at 23.4 points per game.

Columnist Zara Tena explores how disordered eating is common all across Penn, and what can be done to protect those vulnerable to it.

In Pennsylvania, the final day to register to vote for this election is May 1, and the last day to apply for a mail-in or civilian absentee ballot is May 9.

Among initiatives that will see a decrease, UA will no longer provide funding to Class Board cultural events such as Penn’s Holi celebration.

Penn, Stanford, Princeton, Duke, MIT, the University of Chicago, and the University of Texas in receiving a grade of D or F. 

A judge denied a motion to protect Penn Medicine from TikToks published by malpractice attorney Thomas Bosworth.

The mayoral candidate was recently on Penn's campus to join a rally in support of resident advisors and graduate associates’ efforts to unionize. 

Columnist Riane Lumer analyzes the consequences of book purges as threats to democracy and societal interconnection.  

The mayoral candidate, who received her master’s degree in public administration from the Fels Institute of Government in 2016, said she views Penn as an “essential service provider in the Philadelphia area.”