Also, Also, Penn's fifth annual Energy Week begins today.
Monday, February 10
Good morning, Penn.
Happy Monday! I hope you enjoyed watching the Super Bowl last night, and I hope you win your day just like the Eagles won the game.
Path@Penn introduced a new course-planning feature this semester, and Penn researchers have developed a new method to efficiently distribute vaccinations.
But first, The Daily Pennsylvanian was on the ground across campus and on Broad Street as the Eagles took home their second Super Bowl victory last night.
Last night, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX, avenging their championship loss in 2023 and giving the franchise its second Super Bowl title. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts took home the Most Valuable Player award after throwing for 221 yards and two touchdowns while adding 72 rushing yards and a touchdown on the ground.
As the game clock reached zero, thousands from across the city flocked to Broad Street to celebrate the Birds’ victory, including many students from Penn. Among them were Philadelphia natives, lifelong Eagles fans, and those new to American football as a sport. But in the moment, one feeling united them all: joy.
Yesterday evening, the Penn community gathered across campus to watch the Philadelphia Eagles take home their second-ever Super Bowl victory. From Houston Hall to the high rise rooftop lounges, see how The Daily Pennsylvanian’s photographers captured a night filled with anticipation, excitement, and emotion.
Penn’s fifth annual Energy Week will be held from Feb. 10-14, featuring more than two dozen events — such as tours, discussions, and alumni panels — centered around interdisciplinary climate and energy solutions.
Path@Penn released a new function that will help students organize their potential courses across future semesters. The tool is accessible through the “Primary Plan” button on the Path@Penn webpage.
The Mask and Wig Club’s 136th production follows the story of an aspiring screenwriter pitching his newest script to the big Hollywood stage.
Researchers from Penn Engineering and Penn Medicine have developed a new strategy for optimizing vaccination distributions.
COLUMNIST ZAID ALSUBAIEI argues that the issues men face today are the result of a systematic campaign to dismantle the foundation of masculinity.
SPORTS
Defeated once again: Penn men's basketball lost to Princeton this past weekend, extending its loss streak to the Tigers to 12.
Penn women's basketball fell to Princeton as well, unable to climb out of a 28-6 defecit to start the game.
TODAY IN DP HISTORY
Photo by Sukhmani Kaur
In 2020, the DP reported that researchers from Penn Medicine discovered genetically-edited immune cells can fight cancer. This year, Penn Medicine researchers — along with Penn Engineering researchers — developed a new way of distributing vaccinations efficiently.
TAKE A BREATHER
Click here to play today’s DP mini crossword, which was constructed by Nira Goyal.
And click here to play today’s Password puzzle, which was constructed by Srikar Venkatesan.
FROM 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Jacob Pollack (C, W '25) is a main character on campus. Ego Editor Anissa T. Ly chats with Jacob about entertainment arts and his travels from LA to Patagonia. Lights, camera, action!
Today's newsletter was copy edited by Jessica Huang.
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Path@Penn released 
The Mask and Wig Club’s 136th 
Researchers from Penn Engineering and Penn Medicine have developed a new strategy for optimizing 
Defeated once again: 
