Faculty and staff will be competing in teams of four to 12 players at the Gimbel Gym at Pottruck Health & Fitness Center from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The event will feature all of the student government branches discussing their work over the past year and goals for the future. 

The launch party event, which will take place on March 23 at 5 p.m. on the College Green, is open to all Penn students. 

The restaurant hosts weekly Taco Tuesday deals, promotions for first responders and college students, and fundraiser programs.

For the competition, teams were tasked to come up with a project analyzing NFL teams using three years of data.

The course consists of a five mandatory 90-minute class sessions and a Leadership Venture over spring break that involved hiking, biking, and canoeing in Harpers Ferry, W. Va.

QPenn 2022 kicked off this Sunday with opening words and a mixer hosted in collaboration with FGLIQ. The week will wrap up on Saturday with Queer Student Alliance’s drag show. 

Penn’s Class of 2025 Class Board to host the first-ever spring formal for first years on March 18, 2022.  

Between now and June, students will be using both Path@Penn and Penn InTouch for registration and academic planning.

Community members will no longer be required to wear a mask in athletic facilities, libraries, residential halls, and dining halls.

Effective immediately, masks are no longer required indoors, with exceptions for the “higher-risk” settings of schools, healthcare institutions, congregate settings, and public transportation. 

Penn students who have family in Ukraine told The Daily Pennsylvanian that their families are conflicted about whether to stay at home or seek asylum in neighboring countries.

The University will extend the deadline to Mar. 14 for those who are eligible for a booster shot to upload their information.

The PENNTRIathlon aims to give the Penn community an opportunity to participate in a fitness challenge during the winter months that is both competitive and welcoming.

Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé told The Daily Pennsylvanian that the incentives were created to encourage "good behaviors and smart choices" and to further foster a "community of care." 

The volunteering event will educate students at The City School at Spruce Hill on the importance of oral hygiene and dental healthcare.

In an email sent to The Daily Pennsylvanian on Feb. 20, Director of Hospitality Services Pam Lampitt said that the move back to self-service marks a return to pre-pandemic dining operations.