In the five years of the program’s existence, Penn has never produced more than two Voyager Scholars in a single cohort — until now.

The Sept. 24-25 conference was held at Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center in honor of Michel Foucault, and drew in researchers from across the country. 

VIC will retain a majority of the current program's curriculum while expanding student skills in artificial intelligence and immersive media.

Urban planning experts told the DP that the South Philadelphia site is a welcome change from the previously proposed location.

Administrators reported strong financial results for fiscal year 2026 and introduced resolutions related to Penn Medicine and construction projects.

The union has been negotiating for its first contract since February 2025.

At a celebratory event, speakers discussed the organization’s development over the past century and its current operating practices.

The donation was made by 1995 College graduate Gregory Milken and his wife, EJ Milken, to draw in leaders interested in pursuing educational innovation.

The Sept. 24 event featured 2005 College graduate and author Lindsey Palmer for a discussion about her newest novel. 

The buildings on Penn’s campus are not designed in one homogenous style and instead reflect the historical period during which they were created. 

The Sept. 24 hearing made multiple references to Penn and featured discussion of 2022 College graduate Lia Thomas. 

The book, titled “Penn’s Sylvania” after the Latin word for woodland, centers around nearly fifty images of campus trees. 

He discussed the current economic challenges that affect heritage sites and possible strategies for combating them. 

The incident disrupted multiple classes and flooded nearby sections of Locust Walk.

After years of steady growth, the endowment saw a staggering 27.4% return in fiscal year 2026.

Many credit the Office of General Counsel with steering the University through a legal minefield. Others worry its growing influence has undermined longstanding democratic processes.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Wharton Dean Erika James to discuss how artificial intelligence will shape the school’s future.