The Quakers’ clinching weekend showed off their championship ceiling.

Senior Columnist Mritika Senthil describes how Penn’s latest hazing report stops short of holding campus groups accountable.

The Quakers were down but not defeated, going 1-1 on the road. 

A critical 21-point rally from senior guard/forward Ethan Roberts sealed the deal.

The Quakers held on for a win after trailing for most of the first half.

On Feb. 27, the union announced 77% of graduate workers participated in the vote and an overwhelming 99% voted in favor of ratifying the contract.

Also, perspectives on Penn around the world.

The recent victory over Yale also revealed the team's depth in singles.

As members vote to ratify the agreement this week, Graduate Employees Together — University of Pennsylvania's success represents the culmination of nearly 25 years of organizing at Penn.

Students shared their perceptions of Penn’s campus culture and preprofessional notoriety from overseas — and revealed a growing hesitance to study in the United States under the Trump administration.  

A museum webpage attributed the move to Penn’s ongoing hiring freeze, adding that the University was “unable to cover the operational staffing required to run the camp.”

The Pennsylvania Joint State Government Commission convened a 20-person statewide advisory committee — which included professors Richard Berk and Cary Coglianese — to develop guidance for local policymakers. 

The Feb. 25 event displayed the film, “Legacy: Apartheid’s Shadow” — which features key figures from the history of apartheid and shows the current landscape of South African society. 

Columnists Dew Udagedara and Lindsay Muneton examine how Penn’s unstructured transition to college leaves students grasping for connection.

Also, a new framework for the School of Arts and Sciences.

As of January, Penn reports operating more than 145 pan-tilt-zoom cameras and over 1,200 fixed cameras across campus and within its patrol zone.

Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Mark Trodden announced the framework — titled “SAS Horizons: Pathways for a Changing World” — in a Feb. 25 email.