The Quakers' revamped and energized offense shows hope for the future. 

Columnist Eric Najera discusses how Penn's clubs could benefit from staff regulation. 

The group accused Penn of neglecting to support dissenting voices on the Israel-Hamas war and promised to hold programming in response to the University's failures. 

Notable changes in the last five years include reducing carbon emissions, adding electric vehicles to Penn Transit’s fleet, and developing academic collaborations.

Students told the DP that the vigil was organized to offer people a sense of community while mourning the deaths in Gaza.

The women placed third as a team, while the men's team finished eighth. 

Freshman guard Tyler Perkins led the Quakers in points, and posed for photos as fans stormed the court postgame.

NAP kicked off their programming on Nov. 2 with an Indian Taco night. 

The application period for rising juniors and seniors opened on Oct. 31 and is set to close at 5 p.m. on Nov. 21, for the 2024-25 academic year. 

Guest Columnist Selma Farsakh describes walking down Locust as a person who has lived in Israel-Palestine.  

The letter was also sent to schools including Yale, Harvard, Georgetown, Cornell, UC Berkeley, and Cooper Union.   

Columnist Jessey Shin discusses the various types of support available at Penn and how to best utilize them. 

Coach Kirsten Becker is looking forward to establishing a winning pattern in her third season leading the Quakers. 

The Quakers took one set off the Big Green, but ultimately closed out the year with another conference loss. 

The junior quarterback showed his limitations in Penn football's loss at Harvard Saturday.

A strong scoring performance from Clark Slajchert wasn’t enough for the Quakers. 

The Center’s projects include aiming to enhance vision assessments for at-risk groups and researching machine learning techniques for vision evaluation.