Columnist Lexi Boccuzzi argues that the University’s choice to extend the mask mandate in classrooms failed to consider scientific evidence and opinions of a large portion of students and faculty.

This year's regular decision admissions cycle marks a shift from past years, given that the University is not publicly highlighting its acceptance rate for its incoming class.

Columnist Agatha Advincula advises incoming college students on what they should know about Penn.

Wellness at Penn is one of only six college health centers nationwide awarded the distinction of LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader for 2022.

Each of the three schools ranked within the top 10 institutions in their respective fields.

Every green is different, but women's golf senior captain Mary Shin stays the same in proving remarkable results.

Robinson began writing his book after his father was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, a condition that degenerates parts of the brain responsible for personality, behavior, and language.

The city postponed enforcing the ban for six months to help businesses adjust.

Columnist Otto Piasecki urges students to take advantage of the international diversity present at Penn.

Administrators wrote that the COVID-19 Dashboard reflects that “transmission remains primarily associated with social gatherings,” such as formals and galas.

Young Quakers is a Netter Center program that partners varsity Penn athletes with K-8 students at Penn's University-Assisted Community Schools (UACS) in West Philadelphia.

Penn was in charge of managing much of the grunt work for the event, which included accommodating teams and assisting the media in attendance.

Senior Jelani Williams is returning home to Washington D.C. to spend his remaining years of NCAA eligibility with Howard University.

After collecting a series win on the road at Columbia, Penn baseball couldn't keep the momentum going in a Tuesday afternoon loss to Lafayette.

Over his four years with the program, the epee earned numerous awards, including two first team All-Ivy, one second team All-Ivy, one first team All-Region, and one second team All-Region.

They decided to start an Instagram page — @flirtyforfood — amid the COVID-19 pandemic, to share this passion with their friends and help support small businesses in the process.

KWH Faculty Director Al Filreis will host the conversation, which will take place at the Arts Café at 12 p.m. and will be livestreamed on YouTube.