Facilities and Real Estate Services said they currently have no further updates on safety measures at the intersection.
Amy Gutmann
Editorial | Structural unemployment?
We can ensure that students who want to work can do so by fixing the existing work-study system, rather than adding to it.
Rachel del Valle | Pull the plug
Lately, I’ve come to think that one of the most valuable things you can give someone is your undivided attention.
Penn women's soccer outlasts Navy in overtime, 1-0
The Quakers sunk the red-hot Midshipmen in Maryland on Monday in overtime and earn the program its 200th win.
Editorial | Structural unemployment?
We can ensure that students who want to work can do so by fixing the existing work-study system, rather than adding to it.
Rachel del Valle | Pull the plug
Lately, I’ve come to think that one of the most valuable things you can give someone is your undivided attention.
Barnes Foundation features opera by retired Penn professor
Wendy Steiner, Richard L. Fisher Professor of English Emerita, got the idea for the opera after hearing a lecture at Penn by a historian who spoke about women’s secrets books from the Renaissance.
Renovation of 40th St. trolley station: Concrete to green
According to the State of the University City District for 2013-2014, the portal “will be an animated gathering space with abundant sun and shade, trees and plantings with features offering varied ways for diverse users to enjoy and experience the space.”
For Wharton professor Cade Massey, the NFL Draft is a crapshoot
Wharton professor Cade Massey of the Operations and Information Management Department will tell you that NFL teams are just as likely to draft a bust as they are to stumble upon a gem.
Steele | Penn football is smaller, slower ... and stronger
If Penn’s schedule against opponents outside of the Ivy League has taught us anything before, it is that where the Quakers finish the season rarely corresponds to how they began it.
Guest Column by Alexandra Friedman | What We See From Here
What Israelis and Palestinians have historically had to face and continue to face is not something understood from “there,” whether that be your living room, your lecture hall or a news studio.
Ivy Football Notebook | Crimson click even without starting QB
Catch up with the rest of this weekend’s Ivy football competition.
Penn volleyball breaks streaks in a split Ivy weekend
Penn volleyball split its weekend road trip, winning in straight sets at Brown after a four-set loss to defending Ivy League champion Yale.
Franklin Pierce stuns hosting Penn sprint football in OT thriller
After Penn jumped out to a 24-13 lead in the first half, the defense continued to give up big plays that ultimately led to a loss.
Victory for Penn women's soccer keeps Ivy dream alive
The Quakers headed to Columbia and came away with their third straight victory, beating the Lions, 1-0, thanks to an early own goal.
Xavier Flory | Is there a secret?
There is only correlation between the study of music and the traits that lead to success.
Celebrating Netter's 20th anniversary with alumni, staff
In honor of the Netter Center’s 20th anniversary, The Daily Pennsylvanian profiled Penn alumni who are currently working at the Netter Center.
Penn men's golf finishes in middle of the pack in the Temple Invitational
Penn men’s golf competed against 16 other teams through 54 holes at Philmont Country Club in the Temple Invitational. The Red and Blue finished the weekend with a score of 589, placing eighth out of 17 teams.
Jeff Nadel | Shutdown? Shut up
The government shutdown isn’t about shutting down to save money — it’s about making your life difficult to prove a point.
Penn competition adds global perspective
Y-Prize, a Wharton-Engineering competition, is now accepting applications from around the world due to its partnership with Marblar, an online crowdsourcing platform.












