In-person events for potential new members will be hosted between Jan. 29, 2027 and Feb. 6, 2027.

OpenEvidence, a widely-used medical AI tool among physicians, announced its partnership with Penn on Tuesday.

The Sept. 14 event, hosted by Penn’s Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships, featured work from 382 students across all four undergraduate schools.

The program’s inaugural scholars — former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and former Tulsa, Okla. Mayor G.T. Bynum — joined Nutter on the panel.

Resources will be devoted to faculty leads of the six selected projects for a two year period, beginning in January 2027.

Senior columnist Piper Slinka-Petka investigates what it means to be proud of Penn.

Also, a federal judge delayed a four-year student visa cap proposed by the Department of Homeland Security.

Also, Junior breaststroke specialist Watson Nguyen named to U.S. national team.

Since 1990, the program has been a cornerstone of New Student Orientation and a first taste of the University’s academic and intellectual life for first years. 

In a Monday motion, a federal judge wrote that the Trump administration’s rationale was “exceptionally weak.”

John Eastman, who previously advised President Donald Trump and was disbarred by the California Supreme Court in April, will join the Penn Carey Law professor’s legal team. 

Campaign members cited pollution, economic disparities, and surveillance as concerns.

“It reflects both rigorous training and genuine care for our students’ well-being,” a Penn Vet spokesperson wrote.

In her new role, she will take on additional responsibility guiding Penn Med’s strategic direction.

Bottene scored two goals with less than 10 minutes left in the match. 

Senior columnist Jack Lakis comments on recent anti-artificial intelligence sentiment and Penn’s need to correct course.

Also, a College Green ceremony remembering 9/11.