At the halfway mark of the season, Penn stands at 5-0 after a commanding victory over Columbia, a team the Quakers lost to almost exactly a year ago.

The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in May in a decision about a 2021 Pennsylvania judge race that mail-in ballots with inaccurate or missing dates on the return envelope had to be counted.

The Student Federal Credit Union, the Ivy League’s only student-run credit union, is planning to host an event on Oct. 20.

The showcase — hosted by Wharton Climate Center co-director Arthur van Benthem — was part of Penn’s Climate Week.

Despite falling into a negative total early in the episode, she came in second place and took home the $2,000 prize for finishing as the runner-up.

Karen Winey, Penn Engineering professor, has received $2.2 million from the Department of Energy to fund research in synthesizing cleaner and more efficient fuel cell technologies. 

Here are three pieces of advice from upperclassmen on navigating the on-campus housing process. 

Pennsylvania's voter registration deadline is Oct. 24. 

Over the course of 12 months, over ten million used syringes were collected by Prevention Point, a Kensington-based nonprofit.

The report ranked 100 American cities based on safety, traffic, average cost of car ownership, and accessibility of vehicles and maintenance.

This will be the first major renovation since 2000 to the Quad, which is over 100 years old.

Program communities, a category that includes Student Designed Communities and Course Communities, allow groups of students in the same program to reside on the same floor of a dormitory.

The project will require leveling two residential buildings already owned by Campus Apartments, including the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house.

The announcement precedes the upcoming end of Ruger’s term on June 30, 2023, after eight years in the position. 

The second-year housing policy, which was first announced in 2018, was implemented for the first time in fall 2021. 

Penn Barbell Club has recruited a group of junior and senior powerlifters to mentor younger students on healthy and safe lifting practices.

Since the complex sold for $87 million this summer, student residents have complained about the quality of maintenance services under the new management.