"Nick was and always will be a beloved brother of Sigma Alpha Mu," the group said. "In all that he did on Penn's campus, Nick embodied the main tenets of our brotherhood and he will be greatly missed."

The Daily Pennsylvanian letter on my recent op-ed, signed by some of my colleagues, puts forth no substantive argument and so requires no response on that score

The student, Nicholas Moya, formerly lived in Ware College House and had been president of the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity.

The email included a list of campus resources for support at Penn and provided links to local organizations on the ground in Houston for those wishing to contribute. 

"I think the cancer world is forever changed.”

Spectrum Scores will allow users to search, rate, and review health care providers based on LGBTQ+ specific metrics. 

“Congrats, you’ve made it to the top university in the world!!” writes the opening sentence in the guide. “There are a few things we forgot to mention in your glossy orientation packets."

Working together with Nicaraguan doctors, students provided treatment to over 1500 patients.

“She is a brilliant human being. I am honored to know her. When I think about someone who has truly changed my life, I think of her.”

“The biggest benefit was not having to deal with the chaos of moving in when everyone else moves in."

Sixteen percent of Penn undergraduates are legacies. That's more than the percentage of black students or first-generation students. 

In my family, following our dreams isn’t just a cliched motto. It’s a religious truth, a way of life.

Between August 22 and 28, while Penn freshmen enjoyed a gala at the art museum and Penn-themed ice sculptures, an estimated 23 people died from a drug overdose in the city of Philadelphia. 

Cultural criticism is most valid when it comes from a place of deep, albeit complicated, love for that culture.

The Penn Cross Country program has never been more successful than it was in 2016. So much so that Coach Steve Dolan said that their accomplishments “raised the bar in terms of what’s possible.” While the team has entirely new leaders this season, the mindset remains the same: the Quakers are the team to beat in the Ivy League.

Now with a couple of weeks of practice under its belt, the team will kick off its season on Friday night with a trip to Monmouth in New Jersey, before they come home to open things up at Rhodes Field on Sunday against Bowling Green.

While the 82-year-old spent much of his career at Villanova, he was no stranger to Penn. The season before he took the helm with the Wildcats, Massimino was actually an assistant coach for the Quakers.