The independent Penn Book Center has always been and still remains stocked with both books and booksellers possessing the potential to surprise a reader.

Things didn’t end in the Quakers’ favor on Friday afternoon in Syracuse, N.Y., in the first round of the NCAA Division I Women’s Lacrosse Tournament, where the Hoyas clinched a 13-12 victory.

I just wish I had come here once these issues were addressed.

When you think about why you’re upset about something, the bigger picture comes into play.

But as I come to the end of my college career, I’m hesitant to allow my perception of the past four years to be colored so negatively. 

 “I have decided that it is best to conduct a full-scale national search to find the optimal team to accomplish that vision,” Walts wrote in an email sent to all Penn student-athletes.  

With the latest win has come a slew of conference awards, which were announced for both men’s and women’s track on Wednesday. 

After a loss against Princeton in the Ivy Tournament Finals, Penn women's lacrosse will hope to emerge victorious against Georgetown in their first game of postseason play. 

After a strong performance during the regular season, Penn men's lacrosse will compete against Army in the first round of the NCAA Tournament this Saturday.

I can’t live my life thinking that I’ll soon die. At a certain point I’m willing to suspend disbelief: to let myself think I have the capacity to live a healthy and ordinary — maybe, even, an extraordinary — life.

The DP taught me how deeply fulfilling it can be to devote yourself to something important, even without the dangling carrot of external validation from grades and other “objective” measures of success we obsess over on this campus.

"Somebody who swims with us as long as they have is part of the Penn swimming community forever, and I’m looking forward to helping do things to help support Dillon," Coach Mike Schnur said.

The 1988 Penn field hockey team is the best in the program's history.

This year, all three Penn rowing teams will compete during graduation activities set for the Class of 2019.

When you play a sport, you know how much time, effort, and passion go into it. On the flip side, you also know how many people think you just show up and play.

At the event, Palmieri explained how women in leadership are subject to “deeply enlarged gender biases” and urged them to be unapologetic about their identities despite this. 

Now though, for what feels like the first time, I’m not dragging my feet. I’m ready, heck, I’m excited to move on because I feel like I took a mighty swing at this college thing.