On the heels of last week's thrilling game between Penn and Temple, we asked four writers in DP sports their opinions on the best player in the Big Five outside of Villanova.
9/11 10th Anniversary Issue
Penn grad students just got approval to vote for a union. Here's why that might not happen.
Penn’s administration is acting similarly to peer institutions, which are filing appeals against grad student elections or completely refusing to bargain with these groups.
A Pennsylvania state senator was asked to resign over sexual misconduct allegations
Penn Dems had been in communication with Leach last semester about a possible appearance at Penn in the coming months, Penn Dems President and Wharton sophomore Dylan Milligan said.
Here's why Penn student groups are already prepping for the midterm election in November
Currently, Republicans hold the majority in both the Senate and the House. After these elections, however, 33 Senate seats and 435 House seats have the potential to turnover.
Penn grad students just got approval to vote for a union. Here's why that might not happen.
Penn’s administration is acting similarly to peer institutions, which are filing appeals against grad student elections or completely refusing to bargain with these groups.
A Pennsylvania state senator was asked to resign over sexual misconduct allegations
Penn Dems had been in communication with Leach last semester about a possible appearance at Penn in the coming months, Penn Dems President and Wharton sophomore Dylan Milligan said.
Christine Olagun-Samuel | In defense of Du Bois College House: a place I call home
Du Bois welcomes all cultures and all types of people to live in its building. It isn’t simply limited to those who are black, Hispanic, or Asian.
As Hamilton Court ups its rent, some students question whether new amenities are worth the cost
HamCo will include a karaoke speakeasy bar, a Halal Guys, as well as a 10,000 square-foot, $7-8 million “amenity building” with a rooftop pool, hot tub, gym, and outdoor kitchen for residents.
Penn Libraries has received grants to digitize major cultural collections
Penn will collaborate with Columbia University and the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation in the next three years to digitize Arabic, Persian, and Turkish texts through a full-time cataloger.
Penn students and faculty joined thousands of protestors at the second Phila. Women's March
“You can’t really have a functioning democracy without an activated public,” political science professor Julia Lynch said.
Editorial | Forced drinking threatens pledges’ lives — and the future of Greek life
Penn has suffered more than its fair share of tragedy in recent years. Greek leaders and organizations should take this opportunity to reflect on their pledging processes and curtail forced drinking before it’s too late.
Penn swimming gets back on track with dominant wins over Army
The Red and Blue came out on top over Army West Point in convincing fashion. The women won 172.5-121.5, and the men took a 177-118 decision.
January 22 | Is Stat So?
In this week's edition of Is Stat So?, more school and pool records fall, and Penn men's squash runs up against an opponent it cannot handle.
Penn fencing responds from difficult weekend with stellar effort at home tourney
Several of the NCAA’s best men’s and women’s fencing teams met at the Penn’s Tse Center for the Philadelphia Invitational. Both of Penn’s teams had a successful couple of days, each notching several victories over elite opponents.
Penn track's Sean Clarke vaults himself to DP Sports Player of the Week
He may only be a sophomore, but pole-vaulter Sean Clarke has already established himself among the all-time great Penn track and field athletes. For that, he earns DP Sports Player of the Week recognition.
These Wharton groups are teaming up to promote wellness through 'passion projects'
"Exploring your passion not only benefits your academic work but also helps improve your mental health,” Wharton freshman and member of Passion Projects committee Gabriel Sokoloff said.
'Overwhelmed' by water main breaks, Phila. now accepts 24/7 reports via social media
On Penn's campus, the result of the increase in burst pipes and flooding has been an increase in administrative support and resources.
OPINION: I'm the Penn cheerleader who knelt last year — here's why I'll keep protesting
As a descendant of several generations of Black veterans who served in every branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, I am a witness to the relationship between the symbol of the flag and the veterans who fight for it.
To celebrate the Chinese Year of the Dog, the Penn Museum launched a photo contest for pups
The contest, part of the Penn Museum’s 37th annual Chinese New Year Celebration, requires Instagram entries to include their dog's name and a New Year's resolution for their pet.
Penn men's, women's squash struggle against powerful Trinity squads
On the men’s side, the Quakers (8-2, 2-0 Ivy) left Connecticut without an individual win, falling 9-0 to the undefeated No. 1 Bantams (7-0, 2-0 NESCAC). For the women’s squad, the results were not much more glamorous, as the final tally came in 7-2 for No. 2 Trinity.



















