Travel to seven countries resumed after Penn suspended study abroad programs in spring 2020 due to global travel restrictions and health risks. 

Columnist Emily Chang encourages students to be aware of both Penn's safety resources and the history behind how they got there.

Gutmann is set to depart her role after President Joe Biden nominated her to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Germany in July.

The petition, which was sent to Penn administrators on Aug. 22, is inclusive of tenured and non-tenured faculty, adjunct professors, lecturers, and graduate student instructors.

While students have eagerly awaited a return to in-person campus life, some are also feeling a sense of anxiety associated with in-person interactions.

Hot off a three-game winning streak, the Penn volleyball is headed to Chicago this weekend to face off in the DePaul Invitational. 

A total of 82 students tested positive from Aug. 29 through Sept. 4, slightly fewer than the 85 positive student tests from the week prior.

The partnership is designed to solve social problems that act as social determinants of health, such as economic instability and inadequate education.

The women's volleyball team swept this weekend's Sheraton University City Invitational 3-0. 

La Salle reported 43 positive cases on Sept. 6, up from four cases during the first week of classes.

With Penn's campus once again populated with students, many local restaurants have reopened their doors, and some have normalized their capacities and hours after closing or limiting operations due to COVID-19.

Along with three other Ivy League schools, the Quakers will be an inaugural member of the eight-team Gymnastics East Conference this upcoming season.

The Sheraton University City Volleyball Invitational was a success for the Red and Blue's women's volleyball team, who won all three of their matches and swept the tournament. The star of the show was junior captain Autumn Leak, who finished the weekend with 50 kills and a .311 hitting percentage. 

Columnist Daniel Gurevitch encourages Penn students to venture off Locust Walk to enrich their college lives.

Columnist Surayya Walters discusses how Penn clubs can build a healthier, more inclusive environment focused on community growth.

Only one undergraduate student will serve on the search committee for Penn's next president. 

After missing in-person New Student Orientation last fall, the Class of 2024 became the first sophomore class to attend a specialized second-year orientation program.