In the spirit of Halloween, here's a look at the “scariest” fall athletes who have made a consistent impact for their teams. 

This weekend will be an eventful one for Penn men's and women's cross country, as both squads will take the course for the Ivy League Heptagonal Championships.

After a loss to Yale, Penn football will return to Franklin Field on Saturday to face off against Brown in the program's 1,400th game.

It’s impossible to know whether or not Homan was correct because he wasn’t allowed to make his case. 

History and law professor Sarah Barringer Gordon, philosophy and education professor Karen Detlefsen, and the director of the Penn's Rare Book and Manuscript Library David McKnight all received grants to fund collaborative research projects. 

Researchers from Penn Medicine have developed an algorithm that flags patients that are "high priority" for having these conversations, which typically involve the treatment a patient receives at the end of their life.

Dizengoff is a small Philadelphia chain serving Israeli-inspired hummus with an array of toppings, from tabouleh to beets to chicken.

The program will focus on wellness, service, and citizenship education.

Researchers from Penn Medicine published a paper addressing ethical concerns regarding brain organoid research. The paper clarifies the physical capabilities of brain organoids and calls on researchers to follow ethical guidelines in conducting research.

The center's location will grant people in central Pennsylvania easy access to the most innovative forms of proton cancer therapy, for which they previously would have to travel to Philadelphia, chair of radiation oncology at Penn and head of the Roberts Proton Therapy Center James Metz said.

Costumes are meant to be fun, and they certainly can be while still maintaining cultural sensitivity.

While it does seem hard to believe, individual votes do make a difference.

For many of the teams at Penn, postgame tailgates provide a space for friends and family to congregate after a match or meet.

Listen on Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | SoundCloud  Penn football has sunk to 0-3, and many fans are in disarray. On this episode of the Pennalty Box, Sam is joined by Sports Editor Will DiGrande and Opinion Editor Isabella Simonetti. They discuss how we got to this dire situation and what, if any, bright spots remain for the season. 

The lecture, titled “A New Authoritarianism: Egypt in the Age of al-Sisi,” was organized by Penn’s Middle East Center. 

One panelist at the event was Mark Krikorian, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, a think tank deemed a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Zakin and Weisberg discussed their book “How to Skimm Your Life,” a New York Times bestseller that provides insight into personal finance, stress management, and career-building.