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- 1Penn Men's Tennis Heads to Saint Joseph's Invitational▼Men’s Tennis Continues Fall Schedule at Saint Joseph’s Invitational
The University of Pennsylvania men's tennis team continues its fall schedule with competition at the Saint Joseph's Invitational. The meet is part of the Quakers' autumn slate of tournaments as players build form and accumulate match experience ahead of the spring dual-match season, according to Penn Athletics.
- 2Faith Groups Urge Congress to Reject $1.15 Trillion Pentagon Budget▼Faith Communities Urge Congress to Oppose the $1.15 Trillion Pentagon Budget
Faith communities, led by the Quaker lobbying organization the Friends Committee on National Legislation, are calling on Congress to oppose a Pentagon budget of $1.15 trillion. The coalition frames the request as excessive and argues the money would be better spent on human needs. The appeal comes as lawmakers begin weighing the annual defense authorization and appropriations bills.
- 3BritBox Unveils First Look at 'The Cadburys' Chocolate Empire Drama▼‘The Cadburys’: BritBox Drops First Look at Chocolate Empire Drama (Exclusive)
BritBox has released the first look at 'The Cadburys', a new drama about the family behind Britain's famous chocolate empire. The Hollywood Reporter shared the exclusive images, offering an early glimpse of the series about the Quaker family who built one of the UK's best-known confectionery businesses.
- 4Quaker muffin mixes praised as reliable pantry staple●CWNP Muffin Mix Quaker baking muffin mix by @quaker they truly offer a large verity of muffin mixes such as Oatmeal Choc
Quaker's baking muffin mix range is getting attention from home bakers, with a review highlighting the wide variety of flavours on offer, including Oatmeal Chocolate Chip, Carrot, Blueberry, Buttermilk and Low Fat options. The mix is described as a dependable pantry favourite for home baking, and the brand is being recommended as a good starting point for muffin recipe ideas.
- 5Avery Allan and Caitlin Hart lead Quaker Valley girls tennis▼Avery Allan, Caitlin Hart are top dogs on Quaker Valley girls tennis team
Avery Allan and Caitlin Hart are being credited as the top players on the Quaker Valley girls tennis team, according to a report from TribLIVE covering the Pittsburgh-area school. The pairing anchors a Quaker Valley squad drawing local attention this season, with the two players singled out as the team's standout performers in girls tennis.
- 6Wilmington College Quakers help Lt. Gov. with Tressel Fitness Challenge training▼WC Quakers assist Lt. Gov. in training newest member school in the Tressel Fitness Challenge
Wilmington College's Quakers have assisted Ohio's Lieutenant Governor in training the newest member school taking part in the Tressel Fitness Challenge, a fitness initiative associated with former coach Jim Tressel. The college is helping introduce the program to the incoming school as the challenge continues to expand its reach across Ohio.
- 7Freshman Juliet Oh shines for Penn women's golf in debut tournaments▼Freshman Juliet Oh shines for Penn women’s golf in first two tournaments
Freshman Juliet Oh has made a strong start to her college golf career, standing out for the University of Pennsylvania women's golf team in her first two collegiate tournaments. The Daily Pennsylvanian highlights her early performances as a bright spot for the Quakers this season, drawing attention to her potential impact on the program going forward.
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A fresh review of 'Angel and the Badman' (2026) has been published, drawing attention to the new take on the classic 1947 Western originally starring John Wayne. The review examines how the modern version handles the familiar story of a wounded gunman taken in by a Quaker family, though early engagement with the coverage appears limited so far.
- 9Penn men's golf heads to St. Andrews to close fall season●Penn men’s golf looks to close out fall season with St. Andrews Links Collegiate in Scotland
The University of Pennsylvania men's golf team is competing in the St. Andrews Links Collegiate in Scotland, the final event of its fall season. The Quakers will play on the historic St. Andrews courses against a collegiate field, using the tournament as a measuring stick before winter break and the spring schedule begins.