Party control in the state legislature could influence issues such as the status of funding for Penn's School of Veterinary Medicine, abortion rights in Pennsylvania, and higher education.

DSP Executive Director Jeremy Levine wrote that DSP was suspended until at least fall 2025 as a result of violations of the Delta Sigma Pi Risk Management Policy.

Each panelist delivered opening remarks related to their areas of specialty, reflecting on the historical dynamics that shaped the 2024 election outcome. 

With a career spanning more than 75 years, Quincy Jones worked as a bandleader, solo artist, sideman, songwriter, producer, arranger, film composer, and a record label executive.

Columnist Mariana Martinez analyzes the gender factor of the 2024 presidential election.

O’Brien broke Penn’s program record for passing touchdowns on Saturday.

No Penn football game will ever top Liam O’Brien’s record-setting performance against Cornell.

Columnist Diya Choksey uncovers Benjamin Franklin’s success secrets endorsed by multibillionaire Warren Buffet that can help Penn students build genuine connections, achieve self-mastery, and secure lasting success. 

Columnist Mritika Senthil encourages voters to move beyond divisive election narratives to see the actual stakes.

The Quakers lost three straight after winning the first set.

Also, Philadelphia skies were hazy over the weekend with smoke from southern New Jersey wildfires.

The massive wildfires in New Jersey — resulting in the unhealthy air quality in Philadelphia on Sunday — are a result of an ongoing severe drought.

Bresnahan's victory by nearly two percentage points above Cartwright brings an end to the incumbent's tenure in Pennsylvania’s 8th Congressional District, representing Scranton and nearby suburbs.

The Penn Israel Public Affairs Committee and Hillel co-organized the rally.

The Quakers won all six sets it played against the Lions this year.

Sung received the award for his work on the mechanisms behind homology-directed repair, a DNA repair mechanism that can be used to suppress cancer. 

Using data from the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults study, which began in 1983, researchers will gather 35 years of tests and data that follow the participants’ health history from an average age of 25 to 60.