Going into the upcoming fall athletics season, five teams will see action for the first time since 2019.

Undergraduate courses are set to be primarily delivered in person with limited exceptions, remaining in line with administrators' original plans announced in April.

Some Penn professors hope Gutmann can repair U.S.-Germany relations as Germany will be going through a transition period after their federal election next month. 

Students can join various FGLI-oriented clubs and take advantage of academic resources.

Here’s a breakdown of some of the most well-known amenities on campus, as well as their current COVID-19-related policies. 

Penn Dining will also open several new dining locations and will use electronic kiosks and mobile apps to streamline the ordering process.

The Daily Pennsylvanian reached out to Penn students and faculty for advice on how incoming first years, transfer students, and sophomores can succeed in their first in-person semester.

Members of the Class of 2024 will be able to participate in specialized programming overseen by the office of New Student Orientation & Academic Initiatives.

After reading this list, expect to be a little more fluent in Quaker jargon — from the program’s storied past to its ever-changing present.  

Five Guys is a casual eatery which serves fast food like hamburgers and french fries. 

After a grueling process in trying to qualify for the Olympics, Penn alumna Regina Salmons and the U.S. Women's Eight boat won their initial heat only to finish in fourth place in the final.

Columnist Caroline Magdolen writes about the anxiety surrounding climate change, and how we have more power than we think to enact positive change.

Columnist Jaden Cloobeck writes about failure and how we should embrace it, not fear it.

This summer in Tokyo, two current Penn fencers and one former Penn fencer competed at the Olympics, with each notching meaningful competition time for their respective countries.

New College House West is set to welcome its first residents in just under two weeks. Here's an exclusive first look at its features.

Guest columnists Alan Cotler and Robert Litan argue that by allowing full merit and athletic scholarships, Penn (as well as the other Ivy League schools) can be competitive with other institutions in athletics as well as other disciplines.

While many look to dismiss Simone Biles' mental health troubles as trivial and meaningless, her struggles are not far removed from what many gymnasts end up experiencing during their careers.