Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz argues that Penn students deserve a better dining experience, especially when price, dining hall hours, and quality of food are taken into consideration and compared to other institutions.

The wait is finally over. After defeating Temple on Saturday afternoon, the Quakers have won their first Big 5 game in almost three years.

Columnist C.H. Henry argues that Family Weekend has recently fallen short in comparison with other colleges and should be revitalized.

Columnist Julu Nwaezeapu discusses Pennsylvania’s Senate-Elect Fetterman’s electoral victory and how we may challenge inherently-ableist beliefs.

Men's basketball showed encouraging signs against Villanova, despite the final score being a double-digit loss. 

With the Terriers at chase on their tails, the Quakers never relented their lead until the final whistle marked the 78-44 win for Penn.

The technology, which comes from a company called ZeroEyes, uses artificial intelligence to detect if an individual has a gun.

The Penn Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Healthy Aging program supports projects that use technology and artificial intelligence to better treatment and healthcare options for older Americans.

Attendees of the reading on Oct. 12 will hear the nine students in the Xfic workshop read excerpts from their pieces. 

Located on the corner of 33rd and Chestnut Streets, the restaurant accompanies The Study, a hotel chain marketed towards academic visitors.

GAPSA’s executive vice president, vice president of finance, and vice president of programming resigned on Nov. 9, triggering a special election. 

Ranging from Opinion takes to 34th Street thinkpieces, here is the story of 2022 told through the DP’s most memorable designs and illustrations that compelled readers to dive in.

In an interview with The DP, Gym elaborated on her plans to address rising gun violence rates, criminal justice reform, and resolving the city's issues in education, if elected. 

The grant is given over a six-year time period and is intended to allow schools “to continue their critical work to build capacity for inclusion of all students in science.” 

Over the summer, the rule was enforced in the city and was framed as a way to keep children safe during the gun violence crisis. 

The APPC presented its findings on Dec. 5 from an annual analysis of news coverage of the myth.

Dani S. Bassett, a professor of bioengineering at Penn, will join their twin Perry Zurn, an associate professor of philosophy at American University, to talk about the process behind writing the book.