Many protestors held signs denouncing the potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act. Bob Deleon, who carried a poster that read 'Obamacare saved my father', said that the affordability of health insurance under Obamacare helped his father get the care he needed when he had a heart attack in 2015.
Fall 2013 Undergraduate Assembly Elections
After a strong opening to the season, 2016 rematch will test Penn gymnastics
Coming off a huge comeback against Yale, Penn women’s gymnastics looks to parlay that momentum against a struggling West Chester squad which has lost its last three meets.
Brodeur's epic performance breaks the player ratings scale in Penn men's basketball's win at La Salle
This was a special performance. Brodeur started off the game hot with 14 first half points, but it only got better from there. Simply put, Brodeur dominated down the stretch. He finished the game with a career-high 35 points, including 13 in a row for the Quakers at one point, and also scored the biggest points of the game with two big free throws to put Penn up three with just two seconds left. Brodeur’s 35 are the most in a game for Penn since 1995.
Another stingy conference matchup awaits for Penn wrestling against Bucknell
Another day, another dual. For Penn wrestling, this weekend will be another test of resilience, as it will face strong opposition with minimal recovery time in between.
After a strong opening to the season, 2016 rematch will test Penn gymnastics
Coming off a huge comeback against Yale, Penn women’s gymnastics looks to parlay that momentum against a struggling West Chester squad which has lost its last three meets.
Brodeur's epic performance breaks the player ratings scale in Penn men's basketball's win at La Salle
This was a special performance. Brodeur started off the game hot with 14 first half points, but it only got better from there. Simply put, Brodeur dominated down the stretch. He finished the game with a career-high 35 points, including 13 in a row for the Quakers at one point, and also scored the biggest points of the game with two big free throws to put Penn up three with just two seconds left. Brodeur’s 35 are the most in a game for Penn since 1995.
Takeaways from Penn women's basketball's close loss to Temple
Don’t let the 63-53 scoreline deceive you, the Penn women’s basketball took Temple’s explosive side down to the wire in tonight’s Big 5 finale.
Penn women's basketball fails to notch Big 5 win in thriller vs Temple
In its final Big 5 tilt of the season, Penn women's basketball just couldn’t keep up with Temple’s size and athleticism, falling by a score of 63-53. The score doesn’t do Penn justice, as the Red and Blue held a lead as late as 4:47 in the fourth quarter. The Quakers (9-6, 0-4 Big 5) finish winless in Big 5 play on the season, failing for the first time in five years to win a game in the mini-conference.
YouthHack Philadelphia supports student entrepreneurs
YouthHack is an international organization comprised of different chapters of students who help fellow student entrepreneurs build businesses and connect to investors.
Only some students find peer advisors helpful
The Daily Pennsylvanian surveyed 24 freshmen, and only four responded that they had found their peer advisor to be useful. Three of the four noted that they had contacted or been contacted by their peer advisor after NSO.
Isabel Kim | Going ghost
Today’s column is a love letter to avoidance. Today, we are here to talk about “ghosting.” To quote Google, ghosting is “the practice of ending a personal relationship with someone by suddenly and without explanation withdrawing from all communication.” I would like to note that this definition refers not just to romantic relationships, but all personal relationships, and that the definition could lend itself to mutual detachment.
Ben Claar | Certified fresh
BEN CLAAR is a College sophomore from Scarsdale, N.Y.
James Fisher | A letter to the Black, Queer students at Penn
To all my black queer students at Penn, I just wanted to say: I love you. And that's it. This is not a piece proposing solutions.
President Trump is coming to Philadelphia amid protests and criticism from the Mayor
“This is not a dictatorship,” Kenney said, according to 6abc. “This is a democracy. We will take avail of every opportunity we have to protect our citizens and protect our people who are living in our city.”
The price of hidden course costs at Penn
High costs for materials and projects are often not listed on syllabi, but these hidden course fees pose a problem for students who cannot afford them.
A team of Penn freshmen are using tech to keep refugees connected
Team Mesh constructed a hardware — called the mesh box — and a smartphone app that would enable refugees to communicate with one another without the need for cell towers or the Internet.
Warby Parker comes home to Philadelphia
The highly successful glasses company was founded by Wharton MBA classmates
Brodeur's historic night leads Quakers to Big 5 road win over La Salle
Wednesday evening, Penn men’s basketball made the most of its last matchup against a Big 5 foe, outpacing La Salle, 77-74, on the road.
How community leaders say to respond to hate speech on campus
“Activism takes different forms,” University Chaplain Rev. Charles Howard said. “It’s not just the hate of racists that hurts, but it’s the silence of loved ones.”
What used to be the Wharton Business Plan Competition is back with a new name and big changes
The Penn Wharton Startup Challenge, formerly known as the Wharton Business Plan Competition, is back with a new name and a mission to foster innovative and entrepreneurial spirit beyond Wharton.



















