After a nail-biting race, Donald Trump, a Wharton alumni, wins the presidential race.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen visit campus, stump for Harris
John Legend, visited campus on October 28 to stump for the Democratic Party’s nominee for president Kamala Harris. The short event took place early afternoon on Locust Walk under the Tampons.
May it Please the Court | Volume I
This first volume of May it Please the Court will cover the five cases from the first week of the October Sitting and some of the most entertaining excerpts from the oral arguments.
Digging into Penn Dining: The Penn Dining and Bon Appétit partnership
Exploring Penn Dining’s “commitment to sustainability” with it’s outsourced food service company.
Penn Pro-Palestine groups hold ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ protest
Protesters gathered on College Green and 34th Street, blocking traffic while reciting names and calling for action in Gaza.
Introducing ‘May it Please the Court’
I know during the fall that most people look forward to the start of football season or the next school break or finishing that big paper that you have put off writing, but this year I have looked forward to something else entirely—the start of the Supreme Court term on October 7.
Penn swimmers’ legacies continue to influence national debate about transwomen in college sports.
Two years after Penn swimmers Lia Thomas and Paula Scanlan have graduated, their presence is still shaping the conversation around Title IX and other policies governing women’s sports.
Digging into Penn Dining: A timeline
From a million-dollar deficit to dining service strikes to outsourcing dining, Penn Dining has undergone many changes. Read the first investigative reporting project from The Penn Post, aiming to answer the simple question: Why is Penn Dining so bad?
The talk about talking; Penn’s discussion of “free speech”
Despite national attention on the challenge of free speech in the Ivy League, Penn’s public debate on expression has demonstrated that students, faculty, and administrators continue to grapple with their words.