The conference highlighted how equality is not always attainable and how a lack of equality might affect access to democratic participation and liberty. 

Penn students and faculty joined the Philly Climate Strike, an event organized to demand that Philadelphia implement a citywide Green New Deal. 

In Philadelphia, students are “at risk academically” if they miss 18 days of school throughout the year, according to the school district.

The event was attended by student residents from nearby dorms and took place in Gregory College House.

On Sept. 6, the complainant reported that an employee did not turn in cash payments at the end of their shift at Jimmy John's, located at 3925 Walnut St., at about 3 a.m.

The research team studied 358,242 tweet replies to American politicians between January 2017 and March 2018, both before and after Twitter's character limit increased.

Over sixty students attended "Sniff: Perfumed Oils of the Ancient World," the first of several workshops in Penn Museum's 2019-2020 Making Workshop series. 

The new program allows walk-ins from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday at the Career Services office inside the McNeil Building. 

The syllabus includes anime and manga from a range of genres, including the popular anime film "Your Name" and "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind." 

The Center, which has a seven-person staff, will aim to launch several new initiatives, as well as improve existing programs, that better support student-athletes at Penn.

For Penn men’s soccer, arguably the most explosive player on the team so far this season has been junior midfielder Joey Bhangdia. Through four games, Bhangdia has two of the Quakers’ four goals, both of which came in wins.

Penn football opens the season at Delaware on Saturday. Take a look at our 2019 Football Preview, where we preview the season to come and highlight the key players, positional groups, and coaches to watch.

It may still be early, but here are three of the teams that have surprised us with their performances thus far.

Take a look at DP Multimedia's favorite moments from last season's ten Penn football games. 

College sophomore Thomas Kaupas won the new transfer student representative election, winning against his three opponents with 31 votes. Only transfer students could vote in the election.

At the event, Kenney encouraged students to be engaged in Philadelphia communities and to consider pursuing careers in the city. 

These are some important questions Penn students can ask themselves before they become too blinded by their own biases.