The senior is coming off a season where he was an NCAA Champion in the event.

The event, which featured a live DJ performance, food from local vendors, and interactive chapter showcases, took place amidst controversy regarding changes to normal Homecoming activities at Penn.

Across the four dining facilities, 2,724 individual menu items were counted, with the highest number of items — 1,282 items across 30 days — appearing at Hill House. 1920 Commons had the second highest number with 855 items. 

In interviews with the Daily Pennsylvanian, members of PLTV and Vote that Jawn reflected on their efforts throughout the election.

The Annenberg School of Communication released the inaugural episode of its new podcast, “Annenberg Conversations,” on Oct. 21.

The Museums: Missions and Acquisitions Project  will feature current collecting practices and highlight case studies in the United States museum sector.

Koch's, a local Jewish delicatessen at 43rd and Locust streets, first closed in November 2023 after the Philadelphia Department of Health reported 21 health code violations.

Engineering School researchers will work closely with clinicians at Perelman to gather data on real-world constraints, with the goal of driving better health outcomes.

The Quakers had a late equalizer called back due to offsides.

Columnist Beatriz Báez discusses Puerto Rico’s status and examines the relationship between the political influence of Puerto Ricans in the U.S. versus their role within the island itself.

Hosley's 1,192 rushing yards led the Ivy League this season.

The Quakers fell 20-17 at Princeton in their final game of the year. 

Columnist Ingrid Holmquist highlights the importance of labor unions in the context of the ongoing struggle of SEPTA workers.

At the core of it all is senior punter/kicker Albert Jang.

Guest Columnist Isabel Sweeney reflects on the post-election reconciliation with what a decisive Trump victory tells us about America’s struggles.

Columnist Halima Osman explores the implications of declining diversity and representation within Black Penn following the overturning of affirmative action.

On Thursday — more than two weeks after Election Day — Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) conceded to Republican challenger Dave McCormick in the race for Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate seat.