The Brazilian superstar played a match on Penn's campus on July 10, 1976.

Guest columnist Timethius J. Terrell urges Penn administrators to compensate essential student leaders for all of the work they put in on top of their coursework and extracurricular commitments. 

From Amsterdam to Philadelphia, Floor Toonders is always at the center of the action.

The promotion at Delco Steaks promised free cheesesteaks immediately after the game to students with a valid ticket as a result of Penn scoring 80 points and winning.

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Stouffer College House is currently under construction, and the Woodland Walk entrance next to the Quad has been blocked off.

The JLL Capital Markets loan is expected to create the largest life sciences research and lab building in Greater Philadelphia, adding to Philadelphia’s pre-existing health and biotech scene.

The only HIV vaccine clinical trial in advanced stages has ended early after results showed the vaccine to be ineffective. 

These programs are designed to help leaders in business and academia address future challenges with ESG integration.

Columnist Mia Vesely confronts whether setting New Year's resolutions limits us from setting goals during the year. 

The 49ers are in town ahead of tomorrow's NFC Championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles. 

Halfway through the Ivy League season, the Quakers are 3-4 in conference play. 

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Penn's Office of Student Affairs notified WQHS members earlier this week that they would temporarily lose their space. Since then, over 400 people have signed a petition created by the station asking for support. 

If the Senate confirms Lang’s nomination, Lang will advise the President, Congress, and Commissioner of Social Security on policies related to Social Security programs. 

The a capella group removed auditions during the fall semester as a requirement to join, meaning that all singers, from beginners to competitive vocalists, are able to join.

Engheta is among nine laureates recognized by the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia for outstanding achievements in science, engineering, and industry.