Classes remained largely virtual until fall 2021, when in-person instruction — as well as the on-campus party scene — resumed. 

As campus reopened and students returned to Locust Walk, in-person life allowed Penn's political clubs to restart in-person programming and voter mobilization efforts for both local and national elections. 

Columnist Alex Eapen discusses his positive interactions with departing UPenn President Amy Gutmann. 

Columnist Caroline Magdolen discusses how the Omicron variant will affect our future. 

Columnist Joseph Squillaro discusses the importance of gratitude in uncertain times. 

Pritchett will be reinstated as a faculty member at the Penn Law School after the spring 2022 semester.

Because this weekend is full of activity in women’s basketball, we’ll check in with the Ivy League women’s basketball teams to see where they stand as we close out the calendar year with a few more games.

Despite a trend of students from the same high schools consistently being admitted, the Admissions Office maintained that there is no formula to get accepted to Penn. 

Despite the pandemic shutting down her junior track season, senior Ariana Gardizy has not missed a beat, leading the Quakers to success on the track as a captain and competing in international track competitions while balancing nursing research and her occupation as a realtor.  

Despite COVID-19 restrictions across the Ivy League limiting athletic participation in spring 2021, several athletics teams in that part of the season were able to participate in limited capacity.  

As did fall sports, the winter athletics teams entered the season having not played in almost two years. Unlike this past fall season, however, it looks like a few of these teams have a shot at competing for Ivy League titles.

The Daily Pennsylvanian's Editorial Board discusses how Penn's new president can reshape life at Penn.

The virtual presentation was part of the Penn Program on Regulation’s year-long Race and Regulation Series, which seeks to investigate how government regulations have fostered racial inequities.

The Social Life Inclusion Fund will distribute $50,000 each year over the next three years starting this semester in a three-year pilot program.

Social events include parties, formals, and other spaces where alcohol, food, and dancing are present.

Natives at Penn is the second organization to join the coalition in the last three years, which meets regularly with top University administration to advocate for the interests of their constituents.

Penn Medicine researchers interviewed 22 opioid use disorder treatment prescribers and staff at low-barrier, outpatient treatment programs in Philadelphia.