Penn women’s soccer made its mark on Ivy League soccer history in 2007.

Panera Bread opened on Penn's campus on June 11 after multiple delays due to construction. The restaurant has two floors and technological features such as outlets on tables and touch pads to order. 

After nearly five years as Wharton dean, Geoffrey Garrett will leave Penn to become dean of the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business.

On Sunday June 9th, a rainbow sea flooded the streets of Philadelphia in celebration of The 31st Annual Pride Parade.

11 Quakers traveled to Austin, TX for the NCAA Championships, which spanned four days, from Wednesday to Saturday. 

Wharton will increase its MBA tuition while Harvard University and the University of Chicago freeze theirs.

Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center was awarded a $12 million grant to establish a new cancer research center.

After four years as head coach of Penn heavyweight rowing, Geoff Bond has stepped down.

With catcher Matt O’Neill's draft pick to the New York Mets, Penn celebrates its 14th draft pick since 1991.

The most formidable group of Quakers ever to take to the court was the 2000-01 team, which finished 22-6 with an unblemished 14-0 Ivy record.

How long the sustainability trend will last is open to discretion and debate, and it is reasonable to believe that green consumption, which tricks us into thinking that buying or acting green is the full extent to which we can “do our part,” is holding back the sociocultural transformation that we need to move the needle. 

This past weekend, both Penn lightweight and heavyweight rowing traveled to Sacramento, CA to compete in the Intercollegiate Rowing Association (IRA) National Championship Regatta on Lake Natoma.  

Five new recruits from the class of 2023 are joining Penn men’s basketball in the upcoming 2019-20 season. 

Wharton Online released the fintech specialization on Coursera, an online learning platform, on May 30.

With a record-breaking team of ten athletes, five of whom are the first Quakers to qualify for their events, Penn track and field is geared up for the NCAA Championship this week.

Summer break is the time where we are liberated to pursue that project that has no clear payoff, but is something we are passionate about, to read that book we’ve been putting off for months, or even just to curl up in bed and binge Netflix all day.

The Red and Blue will welcome 33 new players to the team this August.