With the Quakers heading up to Rhode Island, members of DPOSTM make their score predictions.

The report by the United States House Committee on Education and the Workforce includes the committee’s findings from its yearlong investigation of several higher education institutions, including Penn.

The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board endorses Kamala Harris for president and outlines why she is the best choice for Penn.

Penn Democrats argue the case for Vice President Harris, detailing her vision for America and the threat of former President Trump.

Also, Penn Libraries staffers unionized.

The statement marks Penn's first official comment since the Oct. 18 search, while both external and internal pressure continues to mount on University administrators for it.

While students have historically marked Homecoming with daytime parties thrown by greek organizations on and around campus, Penn's new protocols prohibit parties during official Homecoming activities on Nov. 16.

The Office of Student Affairs planned seminars, tours, performances, and presentations tailored to different visitors. 

The SAIL method uses class time that is typically used for instructor lecturing to emphasize active engagement and student participation. 

At the sold-out event, which was the first Authors@Wharton event of the academic year, Gladwell showcased his latest book "Revenge of the Tipping Point: Overstories, Superspreaders, and the Rise of Social Engineering."

The vote passed by a 40-27 margin, and roughly 90 library staff members will join the union.

The last time the Quakers beat Brown was in 2021.

The Quakers will look to improve on their fourth place finish from a year ago.

The Quakers took to the court on Saturday, playing a live scrimmage shortly before the start of the season.

Columnist Jack Lakis explores how campus social culture is impacted by chronically online relationships.

Columnist Elo Esalomi weighs Penn’s urban campus against other global universities, exploring how the University might deepen its integration with Philadelphia.

Also, Penn first-years reflect on the ongoing Quad construction.