After blowing a double digit lead in the second half, the Quakers were able to keep their win streak intact, pulling off a 67-66 upset over Miami.

Everyone’s tired of hearing that the effort isn’t there. If the effort doesn’t get there, Allen will have to get going, especially since the Penn basketball which Quakers fans once knew and loved is long gone.

Over the last six years, Penn basketball has taken on a losing mentality and that needs to change in 2014.

The Quakers let another game slip through their fingers, culminating in a game-winning three-pointer by Rider’s Anthony Myles with just 26.1 to go, finishing off Penn, 89-88.

After an embarrassing loss to Marist, Penn basketball plays its final game of 2013 on the road at Rider.

After the Marist game, we spoke with Jok about playing with problems back home in Sudan.

After losing its liquor license, The Blockley, a bar and music venue at 38th and Chestnut streets, will be closing its doors at the end of 2013.

_It was supposed to be a winnable game for the Quakers as they traveled to Poughkeepsie, New York to face Marist on Sunday.

After an embarrassing loss to a Marist team that started the season 0-9, Penn basketball is reeling. And looking at the way this season has gone, it wasn’t surprising.

Penn lost handily on the road against a lowly Marist squad, 76-62, extending its losing streak to four straight games and dropping its overall record to 2-7 on the year.

Here is a Three Up, Three Down for the Red and Blue’s bid for their third win on the year.

After falling behind by 19 points in the first half, the Quakers fought all the way back to topple Drexel in the final seconds at the Palestra, 46-44.

Georgette Phillips will become the dean of Lehigh University’s business school effective July 1.

Twenty-three people were cited at the Blarney Stone early Saturday morning when state officers inspected the local bar.

This year, Penn’s early decision admit rate increased by .4 percent, from 24.9 to 25.3 percent.

See what crimes were reported in the Penn Patrol Zone between Nov. 27 and Dec. 4.

The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a list of tips from Vice President for Public Safety Maureen Rush about how you can maximize your safety this holiday season.