Also, Penn Medicine is working to open a school in Dubai.
Fall 2013 Undergraduate Assembly Elections
After sharing the conference crown for the past two years, Harvard leads the rankings ahead of the season.
‘We’ll protect him with our life’: A look at Penn football’s offensive line
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Conor Smith
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Sept. 18, 2025
The Quakers are bringing back their entire starting offensive line, a unit that stars two FCS Preseason All-Americans.
The Latest
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Mariana Martinez
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Sept. 18, 2025
Senior columnist Mariana Martinez analyzes what it truly means to be open-minded on a college campus.
From Ann Arbor to Philadelphia, Penn football’s Jack Grusser is committed to the game
By
Valeri Guevarra
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Sept. 18, 2025
Sophomore quarterback Jack Grusser is a New Jersey native and new transfer from national champion Michigan.
The picks are in for Penn football’s 2025 season opener at Stonehill
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The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports Department
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Sept. 18, 2025
The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department predicted the outcome of Penn football’s first game of the season.
The picks are in for Penn football’s 2025 season opener at Stonehill
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The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports Department
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Sept. 18, 2025
The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department predicted the outcome of Penn football’s first game of the season.
After sharing the conference crown for the past two years, Harvard leads the rankings ahead of the season.
‘We’ll protect him with our life’: A look at Penn football’s offensive line
By
Conor Smith
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Sept. 18, 2025
The Quakers are bringing back their entire starting offensive line, a unit that stars two FCS Preseason All-Americans.
Ivy League to begin policing NIL deals over $2,000 to distance itself from ‘pay-for-play’ era
By
Conor Smith
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Sept. 18, 2025
Ivy League athletic departments are now required to sign off on outside NIL payments to athletes of over $2,000.
‘Never thought we would have seen this day’: Penn football preps for first year of FCS playoff participation
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Walker Carnathan
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Sept. 18, 2025
With a national title on the line, the Quakers have even more to play for.
The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports Editors explain their thoughts and predicted records for the season.
Storylines to follow ahead of Penn football’s season opener at Stonehill
By
Tyler Ringhofer
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Sept. 18, 2025
Winning the turnover battle will be key to the Quakers’ success.
Meet Penn football’s 2025 captains
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Justin Lee
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Sept. 18, 2025
Senior quarterback Liam O’Brien, senior linebacker John Lista, senior defensive lineman Paul Jennings, and senior center William Bergin will lead the Quakers this season.
One last ride: Who does senior quarterback Liam O’Brien want to be in his final season?
By
Samantha Wickham
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Sept. 18, 2025
O’Brien broke out last season in a matchup against Cornell later dubbed ‘Liamsanity.’
Jared Richardson looks to cement a legacy in his final season on the field
By
Ariel Fader
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Sept. 18, 2025
Richardson hopes to eclipse 1,000 yards to match former Penn receiver and NFL player Justin Watson.
‘Next-man-up mentality’: The team culture that drives Penn football
By
Avery Brobbey
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Sept. 18, 2025
The mentality that motivates everyone, from starters to backups to third strings.
Penn Med partners with American Univ. in Dubai to launch ‘first-of-its-kind’ medical school in UAE
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Sameeksha Panda
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Sept. 18, 2025
The AUD-Penn Med alliance will offer an MD program incorporating American medical education practices with a focus on healthcare priorities within the United Arab Emirates.
The planned changes follow an executive order signed by 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump directing the National Park Service to remove exhibits that “inappropriately disparage Americans past or living.”
Penn Leads the Vote holds voter registration drive on Locust Walk for National Voter Registration Day
By
Anjali Kumar
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Sept. 18, 2025
The last day to register to vote in Pennsylvania is Oct. 20. Election day this year will take place on Nov. 4.
Sara Bachman reappointed to second term as SP2 dean
By
Sarah Shahed
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Sept. 18, 2025
Bachman’s term extension, which pends approval by the Board of Trustees, comes amid divided student opinions on her performance.
Penn receives $21 million alumni donation for Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, Morris Arboretum
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George Chang
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Sept. 18, 2025
The legacy gift will be directed to the Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, Rare Judaica Acquisitions Endowment Fund in Penn Libraries, and Morris Arboretum & Gardens.
Penn experts link political violence to misinformation, polarization after Charlie Kirk assassination
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Riana Mahtani
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Sept. 18, 2025
In today’s political environment, faculty members argued, isolated acts of violence can reverberate far beyond those directly involved — and foster distrust in public institutions while deepening polarization.
