On April 6th, 2024, more than 3,000 spectators from all twelve of the University of Pennsylvania's graduate schools and across the community will descend on the Palestra to watch the Wharton Boxing Team take on the Penn Grad Boxing Team. Penn Fight Night ("PFN") is the largest philanthropic event at Penn, combining a thrilling show with making a significant impact in the local Philadelphia community.
The event benefits Boys & Girls Club of Philadelphia's Literacy Initiative, which ensures over 1,300 youth each year have access to high-quality literacy instruction and enrichment.
Follow PFN on Instagram @pennfightnight, or visit their website for the most up-to-date information.
Get GAPSA sponsored discounted Palestra-only tickets.
Ticket Price: $17.00
You will be emailed a ticket from Penn Athletics once current Penn graduate or professional student status is verified.
TICKET RULES:
Tickets are subject to availability and confirmation of GAPSA affiliation.
Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferrable.
Limited to ONE (1) STUDENT ticket per GAPSA student. Policy violations are subject to ticket cancelation.
To purchase a student ticket, you must be currently enrolled and registered in a degree-granting graduate or professional program at Penn.
Students must register with their PENN email and be prepared to show a GRADUATE Penn ID at the point of event entry. Failure to provide your Penn email will result in ticket cancellation.
Events, where alcohol is served, are open to currently enrolled and registered Penn graduate students who are 21 and over. A government ID or passport will be required for proof of age.
All participants must follow GAPSA and University policies.
Questions? Email gapsa.president@gapsa.upenn.edu
Additional Information
Event Sponsor(s): Penn Fight Night, Juno, Cleto Reyes, Wharton Graduate Association
Revenue disclosure: Proceeds from these ticket sales to the event will be used to cover event costs. Proceeds from direct sales through Penn Athletics will benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Philadelphia’s Literacy Initiative.