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Front Breaking
Penn cross country turns in dazzlingly strong performance at NCAA Regionals
The Penn cross country team picked a really good day to have its best race of the season.
Laura Di Taranti | Learning to love a second year in the Quad
My name is Laura. I’m a junior in the College, and I live in Harrison with the two sweetest, most compassionate and supportive roommates Penn has to offer.
Riepe to Rodin, your path to the high rises
According to Penn’s Business Services Division, which is in charge of campus housing, if you really want to live in a high rise next year, you will be able to — you just need to be flexible about what types of rooms you’re willing to consider.
Penn cross country turns in dazzlingly strong performance at NCAA Regionals
The Penn cross country team picked a really good day to have its best race of the season.
Laura Di Taranti | Learning to love a second year in the Quad
My name is Laura. I’m a junior in the College, and I live in Harrison with the two sweetest, most compassionate and supportive roommates Penn has to offer.
Penn swimming ready for Columbia split
The Penn men (0-1, 0-0) and women (1-0, 0-0), will both take on rival Columbia, in an early season Ivy League matchup. Unlike last weeks meet at UConn, the Penn team will be split up, with the women competing in Sheerr Pool and the men hitting the road to New York City.
Penn football playing for pride at Harvard
Despite Penn’s slim title chances, a win Saturday would be huge for the Red and Blue. With a victory over the Crimson, the Quakers would salvage a chunk of pride and rest assured knowing they can put up more than just a fight against the Ivy elite.
Penn men's basketball need to be 'on guard' against Nittany Lions
If the Quakers want to beat Penn State at home on Saturday and get a winning streak going, they’ll have to be on guard … in more ways than one.
'Journey to Recovery' showcases art by people with disabilities
This is the second exhibition organized by CareLink with a Wharton Management group.
Higher education round-up: Nov. 15
A weekly roundup of news from around higher education.
Tony | It's easy to appreciate Penn Athletics' Student Appreciation
On paper, Penn Athletics’ presence on campus Saturday couldn’t be any better. And in reality, it was awesome.
Penn cross country all geared up for regionals at Lehigh
After a strong showing two weeks ago at Heptagonal Championships, the Red and Blue are looking to improve upon their pre-meet rankings of ninth for the men and eighth for the women. Both teams are chasing top six finishes in the region.
Penn men's soccer on the verge of Ivy title at Harvard
In last season’s finale, Penn and Harvard squared off on Rhodes Field to determine which team wouldn’t get last place in the conference. But on Saturday, the two will play in Boston with an Ivy League title on the line.
Scott Mackler, pioneering Penn professor, dies
Scott Mackler, a longtime Penn professor, pioneering addiction researcher and physician who battled for 15 years with Lou Gehrig’s disease, died Wednesday evening.
With final Ivy weekend, Penn volleyball looks to go 'out with a bang'
The Ivy League title may be out of reach for Penn volleyball, but there is still the chance to end the season on a long winning streak and with a victory against every team in the Ivy League.
New 'precinct system' proposed for Penn college houses
The system would reorganize the College House System and bring new amenities to dorms.
Guest Column by Dan Eder | Selective diversity
To focus on skin color or ethnicity as the lone proxy for diversity is naive, only setting us back in thought to an era when the masses believed blacks had fundamentally distinct physical and mental capacities than whites.
Are you introverted or neurotic?
Penn researchers can tell by your tweets.
A new ministry to lead Penn Newman Center
The Christian Life Movement will assumer leadership of the Parish this summer














