Penn men's basketball is back in action against Princeton just six days after losing to the Tigers in the Ivy League opener for both teams.

It’s a big week for Penn basketball, as both the men's and women's teams will face rival Princeton in early Ivy League contests with much at stake.

In order to come away from Jadwin Gym with a win this Friday, the Quakers will need to make some serious adjustments to their strategy.

The Tigers came out of the gate firing, took an early lead, and never looked back. The visitors would emerge victorious by a 78-64 score.

Penn men's basketball faces its rival Princeton at the Palestra Saturday night in the first Ivy League contest of the season.

After five years with the Quakers, Penn women's soccer head coach Nicole Van Dyke has resigned to take up the same position at the University of Washington.

In the Quakers' first trip to Hawaii since the 2015-16 season, they celebrated the arrival of a new year with two wins in paradise.

The Quakers handily defeated Howard by a score of 81-62 in a game played in the nation’s capital on Monday night. 

The Pride were never able to put a real scare into the Quakers, who cruised to a 105-57 win at the Palestra.

In the Battle of 33rd Street, Penn women’s basketball overcame a few obstacles in a hard fought 53-49 win over Drexel at the Palestra.

Patients from three floors in the Rhoads Pavilion were temporarily relocated to receive care in another part of the hospital. All patients are safe.

The House passed two articles, charging Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. Trump is expected to be acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate.

The 1,269 students offered admission account for approximately 53% of the expected enrolling class. This year, Penn received 6,453 early decision applications, a 9% decline from last year’s 7,109 applicants.

Take a look back at this year’s most defining moments with The Daily Pennsylvanian’s Year in Review.

It was a decade of firsts: the first Penn alumnus to be to elected President of the United States, the first Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl victory, and the first Women's March.

Museum guests were able to visit creation stations ranging from Posadas activity to Chinese calligraphy, stamping provided "passports" as they visited each station and traveled the world through the museum's galleries. 

The donation, made by 1992 College graduate Mindy Gray and 1992 College and Wharton graduate Jon Gray, will fund annual tuition and summer grants for 10 highly aided students from New York City.