When you start in July, Penn will ask you to be a trailblazer. We ask you to be a trailblazer for all 20,000 of us.

Penn men's and women's basketball created plenty of buzz this weekend with a number of exciting plays.

It was a long weekend for Penn men's swimming, as the team competed in the Ivy League Championships, where they set several personal records. 

According to a University–wide email, Penn has also created a task force to review and update the “existing pandemic planning procedure.”

The connection will include a new entrance to the GSE building, a four-story student pavilion of student lounges and group study rooms, and a two-story addition to Stiteler Hall.

March Madness is quickly approaching, and the members of the Ancient Eight must first survive Ivy Madness if they want to make it to the Big Dance.

Two Penn Medicine students have raised over $7,000 to send medical supplies to Wuhan, China.

Whether or not you believe Fresh Grocer was rightfully closed, we must use its closure as a way to discuss how we can foster better community engagement once we step off of Locust Walk.

Although Penn Democrats has yet to endorse a candidate for the 2020 presidential primary, the group partnered with Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg's Pennsylvania campaign branch for a campaign event at Woody’s, an LGBTQ bar and dance club in Center City.

Penn Abroad advised students abroad in Milan to leave the city following the CDC's level three advisory on Feb. 28 – although some students are choosing to stay in the city with the hope their school will reopen.

Increasing reports of coronavirus across the globe prompted students traveling to countries like Spain and France to cancel their trips for fear they would face quarantine or other restrictions when attempting to return to the United States.

Penn baseball hit the road with high expectations for its first series of the season, but it left with mixed results.  

Penn women’s track and field secured the team’s third consecutive victory in the Ivy League Indoor Heptagonal Championships with 133 points. 

Johnson and his wife Dawn Chavous, both Penn alumni, have been accused of participating in a complex bribery scheme that allowed them to profit off of various land deals that Johnson oversaw.

Given that the players and coaches who will lose those championships did not commit any violations, the NCAA’s current sanctions are reprehensible.

Student-designed communities are program communities designed and run by undergraduate students.

The final month of the Penn gymnastics season is underway, but it did not get off to the start the Quakers may have hoped for.