The Quakers fail to secure a win as dramatic finishes decide the first two games.

Columnist Judah Blitstein explores Penn’s athletic culture.

Also, Penn’s sixth annual Energy Week.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to teachers, administrators, and Penn liaisons at two schools that have existing partnerships with the University.

Epstein wrote in a 2010 email exchange that Seligman had visited his ranch in New Mexico — referring to the professor as “great.”

Two representatives held a sign reading, “I’d rather be housed than have a smoothie.”

This year, the week’s key focus is on how artificial intelligence and the growing demand for data centers affect the energy landscape.

The event marked the fifth installment in The Politics of Well-Being, a collaborative year-long speaker series that highlights the effect of social policy on political life.

Muhsinov is one of 26 United States scholars chosen this year and is the 36th Penn scholar selected since the program began in 2001. 

Columnist Gloria Oladejo argues that Penn’s culture neglects the humanities and hurts all students, no matter what field of study they pursue. 

Classes will not meet in-person on Feb. 23 and only essential services will remain open. 

The Quakers struggled to contain the reigning champs’ star big men in the tight defeat.

After a pregame celebration of 1,000 career points, junior guard Mataya Gayle delivers a 22-point performance. 

Penn’s poor second half performance allowed Yale to to edge out with a win.

Also, Wharton placed No. 3 in the 2026 Financial Times ranking of global MBA programs.

Freshman distance runner Joseph Socarras currently ranks 10th in the NCAA in the 800-meter run.

From cultural celebrations to educational discussions, students discussed the importance of hosting events honoring Black culture and history.