It sounds paradoxical: Matt MacDonald is, at the same time, a veteran, a captain, and a first-year player. That is, of course, due to the fact that the junior guard is a transfer.

In with a win, out with a win. Penn football’s senior finished things off the way they came in, winning their final game against Cornell the same way they took down Lafayette to open the 2013 season.

Penn’s campus may be closed on Thanksgiving, but that hasn't stopped several groups on and around campus from celebrating the holiday.

Students who complete the ten weeks of modules will learn how to research, apply to and make the transition to colleges.

It may have taken four years and 30 games, but Alek Torgersen finally has his weekly award.

Training alongside Penn’s thirty-one grapplers are four wrestlers working full-time to win gold at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

Counting the three games this year, Penn basketball has played 62 games in the past three seasons.

Not all games are won on the court. Sometimes, the real differences are made on the sidelines, at the gym, or in the locker room.

With the racist GroupMe messages targeted towards Black students, with the fear and mistrust that certain minorities groups have felt over the election and with the deepening of rhetorical divisions between political factions, it feels like the time to reform, rise and react has come upon us. The rallying cry demands healing.

SHUN SAKAI is a College senior from Chestnut Hill, Mass.

“I’m sorry. I understand you’re frustrated, but it’s the policy,” said the financial aid advisor at Student Financial Services.

Penn President Amy Gutmann, who has repeatedly refused to comment on Trump throughout the campaign, did not sign the letter. 

The strike, affecting over 5,000 workers and more than 400,000 riders, lasted from Nov. 1-7. 

“At every dip in American history, we have always found our way out,” he said.

Dog may be man’s best friend, but the bond between graduate student Lindsay Jones and her yellow lab is even stronger.

Three College sophomores, Emily Lurie, Raquel Szomstein, and Elena Prieto, sent out a survey on Tuesday afternoon introducing students to their proposal for a new Pass/Fail system. 

The event was more than just planning — many of the freshmen formed relationships with the residents.