Also, Penn Leads the Vote celebrates Voter Registration Day.

Columnist Arshiya Pant argues that our misconceptions of rural Americans hurt democracy. 

PLTV offered free food, giveaways, and a sticker-making competition to incentivize students to participate.

Tsing's lecture focused on "concrete" as a keyword, exploring its use as a medium and in social context.

The 21-member board consists of college presidents from all over the Pennsylvania Commonwealth, as well as representatives for faculty, students, legislators, business, and labor. 

Jameson’s email explained that parameters for submission “are purposefully open-ended to encourage the widest range of ideas and new programs that will advance Penn’s mission.”

An individual was apprehended on campus around 5:16 p.m. near 39th Street and Locust Walk.

In an exclusive interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Winston Tseng discussed the viral ads, his previous work, and the desired separation of politics and sports.

Also, Annenberg finds a poor public level of civic knowledge.

Here's your one-stop guide to the 2024 Penn football season.

Columnist Brian Barth explores a key tenet of Penn’s strategic framework as it continues its rollout process.

The Quakers finished 3-4 in the Ancient Eight last season while Yale, Harvard, and Dartmouth shared the crown.

Take a closer look at a training session with Penn Football ahead of its fall season.

The Quakers will look to cook up the Blue Hens in their first non-conference matchup of the year.

A game against an FBS or Philadelphia-area foe could help the Quakers and build fan excitement.

Seniors Aidan Sayin, Shiloh Means, and Paul Jennings will lead Quakers football in the 2024 season.

A look at how the Red and Blue's jerseys have changed since 1876.