Quidditch team mounts its brooms
Penn’s new Quidditch team held its first practice on Hill Field, with about 20 students sporting athletic gear and brooms organizing themselves into a scrimmage. VIDEO: Penn Quidditch’s first scrimmage
Penn’s new Quidditch team held its first practice on Hill Field, with about 20 students sporting athletic gear and brooms organizing themselves into a scrimmage. VIDEO: Penn Quidditch’s first scrimmage
Yesterday, we missed an opportunity to hear Eric Cantor talk about the solution to the problems our nation faces.
In the aftermath of demonstrators storming campus after House Majority Leader Eric Cantor canceled his Friday appearance at Huntsman Hall, Penn students reflected on the protest hitting close to home. VIDEO: ‘Occupy Eric Cantor’ERIC CANTOR: Wharton remarks, as prepared for deliveryGALLERY: 62 photos of Cantor protest at Huntsman HallTOPICS: Occupy movement
A College sophomore wonders why Steve Jobs deserves so much more acknowledgement in death than countless others who have died.
Yesterday, we missed an opportunity to hear Eric Cantor talk about the solution to the problems our nation faces.
In the aftermath of demonstrators storming campus after House Majority Leader Eric Cantor canceled his Friday appearance at Huntsman Hall, Penn students reflected on the protest hitting close to home. VIDEO: ‘Occupy Eric Cantor’ERIC CANTOR: Wharton remarks, as prepared for deliveryGALLERY: 62 photos of Cantor protest at Huntsman HallTOPICS: Occupy movement
Check out how people responded to the news online. RELATED: Eric Cantor cancels Huntsman Hall visit
Read the speech that the House Majority Leader had prepared for his Wharton Leadership Lecture.
After House Majority Leader Eric Cantor canceled his Wharton Leadership Lecture slated for Friday afternoon, protesters congregated on campus, chanting inside and outside Huntsman Hall and prompting increased security efforts. VIDEO: Protesters in Huntsman Hall GALLERY: Photos of protesters on campus REACTION: Online response to Cantor’s cancellation
Jessica Knapp, Zack Rosen and Jayson Weingarten pen a guest column encouraging students to attend the Line.
If minorities on campus want others to respect our presence, we must not be prejudiced amongst ourselves.
The Occupy movement compels us to consider the meaning of our elite education. TOPICS: Occupy Philadelphia
Sunday, Yale field hockey brings its Ivy League-leading offense to Philadelphia to take on a Penn team that has been on an offensive surge.
After one go-round through the Ivy League, it’s about time for the Penn volleyball team to right the ship.
The Quakers materialized as an offensive force partially due to early season injuries to offensive threats Ursula Lopez-Palm and Kerry Scalora.
Saturday, the sixth-place Quakers will host the second-place Bulldogs in what could very well be the decisive game of the season.
Saturday at Franklin Field, Penn faces the unenviable task of defending top-notch Yale QB Patrick Witt, an NFL prospect.
Friday afternoon, an estimated 500-1,000 protesters will stand outside Huntsman Hall while House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) speaks to the Penn community about income inequality in his Wharton Leadership Lecture.
Earlier this month, Ben & Jerry’s board of directors declared its support for the Occupy Wall Street protests on its website. Closer to home, the Ben & Jerry’s on campus is trying to balance its support for the company and support from Penn students.
Law professor Yolanda Vazquez recently published a paper which found that the combination of criminal and immigration law, which Vazquez calls ‘crimmigration,’ has increasingly been used to exclude, discriminate and deport immigrants, specifically Latinos.