Penn is the third Ivy League university to fully lift its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for faculty, students, and staff, following Columbia University and Dartmouth College.

The event, titled “Trust, Safety, and Social Media,” covered Roth’s journey and actions during his time at Twitter.

Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz contends that because of the lack of separation between work and personal life, we have little freedom to pursue leisure for the sake of leisure, a necessary component of a happy life. 

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Students for the Preservation (SPOC) joins the Save Chinatown Coalition to oppose 76ers’ arena proposal that threatens to endanger and displace Chinatown, calling on Penn to cut their business ties with the 76ers’ developers and to stand with Chinatown by publicly denouncing the arena proposal. 

A DP analysis of game-by-game statistics shows the keys to victory for both the men's and women's teams. 

Sports Editor Caleb Crain argues that the recent changes to the Big 5 association were long overdue, but could revitalize a dwindling interest.

Quakers on the team must juggle weight training sessions, on-field practices, rewatching film, and more.

The president was previously not eligible to vote at board member meetings.

Both Penn's pitching and fielding staff alike contributed to a near-shutout effort.

On April 13 at 3 p.m., the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression will host a Zoom webinar titled "Amy Wax and the Limits of Academic Freedom."

The majority of Penn baseball's seniors will be taking advantage of an extra year of eligibility granted due to COVID-19. 

The Medical School surpassed Harvard University and is now only behind Johns Hopkins University in this year's rankings.

The DP's analysis examined the menus of 24 BYOs across University City and Center City.

Students will be able to book these rooms through Penn Mobile and LibCal in the near future.

The researchers identified data processing services, information services, publishing, and insurance carriers as industries in which GPTs will have the greatest effect. 

She will replace Former Vice Dean of Executive Education at the Wharton School and 2000 GSE Ph.D. graduate Jason Wingard, who resigned from his position as president on March 28.