The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with students and faculty about whether or not selective clubs shape career readiness on campus.
Perry World House hosts Holocaust scholars to discuss genocide accusations against Israel
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Lavanya Mani
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16 hours ago
In his speech, Bartov said “there was no other way to describe what Israel was doing” than “as a genocidal operation.”
Penn’s Kislak Center hosts photographer to discuss Black history
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Can Doga Bolukbasi
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16 hours ago
The Feb. 6 event was co-sponsored by Penn’s Greenfield Intercultural Center and led by 2004 College graduate and award-winning historian and curator Samir Meghelli.
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Lavanya Mani
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16 hours ago
After the Feb. 3 ruling, the five groups will serve as defendants alongside the University in future proceedings.
Penn community honors Brown University shooting victims at memorial service
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Rachel Erhag
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16 hours ago
Nearly a dozen community members attended the Feb. 7 service, which included a moment of silence to honor victims Ella Cook and MukhammadAziz Umurzokov.
The event included discussions about artificial intelligence and innovation in healthcare.
federal antisemitism lawsuit
Federal agency accuses Penn of obstructing antisemitism probe, staging ‘relentless’ PR campaign
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Alex Dash
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Jan. 26, 2026
The Monday brief came almost a week after Penn asserted that the EEOC’s subpoena requesting information about Jewish students and faculty should not be enforced.
Over 150 Penn Jewish faculty file brief in support of University response to antisemitism lawsuit
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Lavanya Mani
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Jan. 21, 2026
The brief comes amid an ongoing federal investigation into alleged workplace antisemitism at Penn.
The Jan. 20 filing echoed previous arguments made by Penn, stating the University has complied with the agency’s demands, but is unwilling to submit personal information without consent.
Penn-affiliated groups motion to intervene as defendants in federal antisemitism lawsuit
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Lavanya Mani
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Jan. 14, 2026
If the motion is granted, the groups would become defendants in the lawsuit alongside Penn.
GET-UP action
Penn’s graduate student union could strike next month. Here’s what we know
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Ananya Karthik
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Jan. 28, 2026
In interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian, graduate workers and administrators described how a strike could change campus life and the relationships between students and teaching assistants.
Penn graduate student union announces Feb. 17 strike deadline
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Daniya Siddiqui
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Jan. 14, 2026
If the union were to strike, more than 3,700 graduate student workers would cease work responsibilities to join picket lines across campus.
‘After one full year of negotiations, Penn administrators have still failed to agree to a contract that includes fair wages, improved benefits, and strong support for international workers,’ GET-UP wrote in the press release.
If the motion passes with a two-thirds majority, GET-UP’s elected bargaining committee will have the power to call a graduate worker strike at its discretion.
Penn hospitals rank among highest for ER wait times across Philadelphia
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William Grantland
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Feb. 6, 2026
Wait times at Penn's two primary on-campus hospitals ranked second and fifth in the Philadelphia area.
Penn professors discuss artificial intelligence classroom policies, University initiatives
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José Carlos Serrano
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Feb. 6, 2026
While the policy provided a general framework for the Penn community, faculty across the University have taken varying approaches to AI use in learning.
A look into Penn’s new club registration process
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Amy Liao
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Feb. 6, 2026
The changes — implemented by Penn’s Office of Student Affairs — took effect at the start of the 2025-26 academic year.
Penn student groups host public debate on American imperialism, foreign policy
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Kori Robinson
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Feb. 6, 2026
The debate was hosted by Penn’s Government and Politics Association and the Philomathean Society.
Penn GSE, partners to invest $26 million in educational artificial intelligence
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Moukthikadevi Kanakala
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Feb. 6, 2026
Catalyst @ Penn GSE stated that it would be joining Digital Promise to develop publicly accessible generative AI tools to be used by school districts.
Penn junior wins national award for computing research
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Mbresa Simnica
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Feb. 6, 2026
Tang is the first Penn student to be honored with this award, and one of eight to receive it nationwide in 2026.
Carnathan | Anatomy of an answer: Breaking down Penn men’s basketball’s first win over Princeton since 2018
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Walker Carnathan
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1 day ago
Standout performances from junior forward TJ Power and sophomore guard AJ Levine helped the Quakers to a long-awaited win.
The eight-year drought is finally over.
Princeton outscored the Quakers 24-13 in the third quarter.
‘The right time is right now’: Penn men’s basketball sets sights on Princeton as Ivy play surges on
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Walker Carnathan
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Feb. 4, 2026
The Quakers are riding high after a strong showing against Cornell.
Carnathan | Halfway through Ivy season, Penn men’s basketball is trending in the right direction
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Walker Carnathan
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Feb. 4, 2026
The Quakers’ win over Cornell showed off their potential on both ends.
Penn women’s basketball looks to avenge the Princeton Tigers to start off second-half of Ivy play
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Kaia Feichtinger-Erhart
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Feb. 4, 2026
The Quakers sit at a 3-4 conference record heading into the second half of Ivy season.
Guest columnist Amogh Sarangdhar argues that AI is pushing students to outsource the “how” and “why” of learning, and that Penn should bring in-person viva-style defenses to class.
Columnist Andy Mei argues that Penn’s fight with the Trump administration over DEI language distracts from a more pressing reality for its students.
Columnist Mahee Patel argues that the comfort of having “made it” to an elite university has dulled Penn students’ prior ambitions.
Columnist Lindsay Muneton explores Penn students' part in perpetuating a toxic academic environment.
Columnist Dew Udagedara questions the notion that Penn’s party scene makes student life balanced.
Columnist Eden Liu critiques the rise of performative outrage on campus and argues moral signaling cannot replace real civic participation.
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In an exclusive interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Chen detailed his journey from Penn to Silicon Valley, the culture of Elon Musk’s company, and his relationship to Diego Pasini.
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