The U.K. native's journey to success on the court includes navigating different sports and cultures.

Columnist Ashti Tiwari argues that relying on shortcuts undermines critical thinking, a vital skill that college should cultivate.

The Quakers never held a lead in the Saturday afternoon affair.

The Quakers ultimately could not overcome 20 turnovers in a rainy afternoon affair.

Also, the UA reallocated student group funding following University-wide cuts.

A 2023 tax document shows that Canary Mission — a website that “may be providing road maps for ICE” — received $100,000 from the spouse of a Penn trustee’s family foundation.

Oz — who received an MD from the Perelman School of Medicine and an MBA from Wharton in 1986 — was approved by a 53-45 vote along party lines.

Five Penn students were named 2025 Goldwater Scholars, which will grant them as much as $7,500 annually for up to two years of undergraduate study. 

The new affiliation will change the name of Doylestown Health and its affiliates to Penn Medicine Doylestown Health. 

As Philadelphia’s largest city-wide, single-day cleanup, the April 5 event spans hundreds of locations and has included a total of 200,000 volunteers since its inception in 2008.

The changes were announced on April 2 and come after a 5% cut to the UA’s allotted funding from the Office of the Provost.

The Kelly Writers House held its second installment of this year’s Fellows program featuring Carmen Maria Machado, author of the bestselling memoir “In the Dream House.” 

Members of STEMM faculty urge the Penn administration to stand firm to uphold the principles upon which Penn was founded. 

Columnist Francesco Salamone urges us to be mindful of the metaphors we live by and the role language plays in shaping our world.

Also, Penn Abroad implemented changes to the study abroad application process this week.

The Penn Japanese Language Program invited students from Penn, the Community College of Philadelphia, and Lower Merion High School to tour the Shofuso Japanese House and Gardens on Friday.

The Rock Paper Scissors Throwdown was held in East Rutherford, New Jersey from March 28 to March 30. Ages ranged from 18 to 78 years old, with a relatively even distribution of men and women. 384 people attended the competition.