If last year was a tale of two seasons for Penn football, Saturday was a tale of two halves. Hosting Lehigh in the team’s season opener, the Quakers fell, 49-28, scoring 28 first-half points before getting shut out in the second half to the previously winless Mountain Hawks (1-2).

One Penn cheerleader knelt and another raised her fist during the national anthem at Penn football’s opening game against Lehigh.

"Officer Miller’s bravery underscores the courage and professionalism of our Penn Police force," Gutmann said. "We are blessed to have the best university police department in the nation."

Voting begins Monday and closes Thursday.

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Penn Police officer Ed Miller and Philadelphia Police Sergeant Sylvia Young were among those shot. Both officers were in stable condition at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and "alert and talking," according to 6ABC. 

The most popular major of Penn presidents is English.

Over the summer, the Penn Violence Prevention Office tripled in staff, welcoming Associate Director Malik Washington and Program Coordinator Katie Chockley. 

GROUP THINK is the DP’s round table section, where we throw a question at the columnists and see what answers stick.

Sexist language does perpetuate a sexist culture, administrators and students interviewed for this article said.

Shuler expressed excitement and called his courses simple thus far.

This afternoon, an anti-gay protest took place outside Van Pelt Library near the Button. Student counter-protesters quickly arrived on scene as the two sides clashed.

By 2:30 pm, a large group of pride flag-toting students decided to direct students away from the two preachers. 

On Wednesday, UMOJA hosted a student panel discussion about what issues are most important to minorities in the 2016 election.

John Shahidi, the man behind campus staple Avril 50, bangs his aged Italian espresso pucker to make sure the previous customer’s coffee grounds are out, the beginning of his timeless ritual.

In today's political climate, it can sometimes seem impossible for the two major parties to come together on any issue. A new Penn group hopes to change that.

As of late August, Penn Medicine’s Lung Transplant Program completed its 1,000th lung transplant — a feat shared by only four other lung transplant programs in the country.