Last Saturday’s season-ending loss against Notre Dame is a microcosm of the Quakers’ season.

With 67 wins overall, Kueh holds the record for all-time wins in program history.

Columnist Zaid Alsubaiei criticizes interpretations of religion that suggest its believers are inherently better than non-believers.

Columnist Eden Liu calls on candidates to engage meaningfully with issues students care about and restore legitimacy to student government.

Also, Penn faculty and students expressed concerns about the potential implications of Trump’s proposal to narrow Fulbright scholarships.

The course — which enrolls 30 students from both schools — is the first cross-medical school collaborative pilot elective between the Perelman School of Medicine and Drexel’s College of Medicine.

The tools are intended to help researchers assess the risk of their grant proposals, collaborate with other researchers, and seek out global funding opportunities. 

The Trump administration outlined a more than 50% reduction of the State Department budget, a restriction of Fulbright grants to students pursuing master's-level studies related to national security.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with several Jewish students and faculty about their reactions to recent federal policies targeting higher education institutions.

Wallander will be responsible for the programmatic leadership and operational management of Penn Washington, a newly launched initiative that establishes a physical hub for Penn in Washington.

The Quakers look to finish the season strong in their quest for an Ivy League championship three-peat.

Last year, Louie was Penn’s first NCAA national champion in fencing since 2013. 

Columnist Jesse Van Doren argues that despite Penn’s “prestige,” it falls short on social impact.

Through resilience and sacrifice, the Pan-American champion balances pre-med studies and global competitions.

Also, the Department of Education issued demands to Penn after finding that the University violated Title IX.

Nearly three months after funding cuts to research were announced, the DP spoke to faculty members and researchers about the effects the federal actions have had on their colleagues and employees. 

From Philadelphia to Ithaca, each Ancient Eight venue has its own charm.