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Penn women's basketball trounces Stetson, 81-41, to remain undefeated at the Palestra
Penn women’s basketball ensured its perfect home record would be intact heading into winter break with a resounding 81-41 win over Stetson on Saturday.
Woman arrested after entering four houses on Locust Walk
The woman was found in three separate fraternity houses on Locust Walk as well as Civic House.
On World AIDS Day, expert speaks about the effects of implicit bias and microaggression
Andrasik pointed out that implicit biases are not influenced by social desirability bias, which pushes people to behave in certain ways with the hope that others will view them more favorably as a result.
In this week's crime log: thefts from Houston Hall, Franklin's Table, and the Quad
On November 28, a confidential case of domestic assault was reported on the 3300 block of Market Street at about 11:40 p.m.
Tutoring center merges with Weingarten to help centralize learning resource information
The Tutoring Center, which was previously an independent entity, became part of Weingarten last summer, joining the Office of Learning Resources and Student Disabilities Services.
On-campus housing info sessions will change to address student feedback
College Houses and Academic Services will offer room tours and more interactive informational programming in response to student feedback.
Two Penn students and one graduate awarded Schwarzman Scholarship
This year’s recipients are Wharton senior Andrew Howard, master’s student Zinan Chen in the Graduate School of Education, and 2017 Wharton graduate Malik Abdul Majeed.
John-Michael Diveris dives into final Penn season with medals on his mind
Diveris, who has competed in the Ivy League Championship the past two seasons, has been consistently placing in the 1-meter and 3m dives.
The new three-point line hasn't presented a problem for Penn men's basketball
Beginning this season, the three-point line has been extended to 22 feet and 1¾ inches, up from the 20-foot, 9-inch line that was in place for the previous decade.
Thanksgiving tradition brings women's basketball together through dessert and competition
In accordance with a yearly Friendsgiving tradition, every year the team's players gather the week before Thanksgiving for an annual team dinner.
Graduate students host ‘Ouch: Neuroscience of Pain’ event to showcase research in the field
The event featured TED-style talks from three Penn faculty members who study how pain is perceived by the brain.
Editorial | Penn students must boycott McKinsey in light of its work with ICE
It is incumbent upon Penn students to hold the consulting firm accountable and refuse to participate in its recruiting in the future.
Students criticize admin for not listening to climate concerns at U. council open forum
The open forum took place the same day Penn announced a new University-wide initiative to expand research on the climate crisis and recruit more faculty focused on sustainability.
Penn women's basketball cruises past La Salle for second Big 5 win of season
Penn women’s basketball took on La Salle at Tom Gola Arena, winning by a score of 65-49.
Papazekos | Despite pair of bad losses, Penn has shown it poses a problem for top teams
Penn men’s basketball has played nine games. The Quakers have won five — two against power-conference teams in enemy territory as double-digit underdogs.
Moelis Fellowship supports first cohort of black and Latinx city planning master's students
First-year PennDesign students Eboni Hawkins and Sean Dajour Smith were named the first cohort of scholars.
Penn students earned honorable mention for policy proposal at national Fed competition
The College Fed Challenge is a team competition hosted by the Federal Reserve for undergraduates where teams create monetary policy suggestions for the Fed.
Three questions: How will Penn squash fare against top-ranked ranked competition?
Here are three questions about these teams that will be answered by the end of next week.
Paideia program to launch new spring courses on grit, civil discourse, and Chinatown
The four new classes aim to equip students with the tools to have meaningful and respectful discussions on complex political issues, the program’s faculty director Michael Carpini said.