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Three Graduate and Professional Student Assembly executive board members who recently resigned their positions are denying allegations of improper spending.
As the University's disciplinary proceedings against Penn Carey Law School professor Amy Wax continue, her classes are seeing lower student enrollment.
Ye, formerly named Kanye West, has been circulating in the news again, but not because of a new album or clothing line drop. No — he is spearheading an escalating crusade of antisemitism across our nation.
President Joe Biden announced that he will extend the pause on federal student loan payments through June 30, 2023.
For Penn men's swimming junior Matt Leblanc, competing at the Division I level seemed inevitable. Leblanc comes from a family with a history of success in the pool; both of his parents were Division I swimmers at Arizona State University.
Two Penn graduates have founded Orpheus Learning, a platform where students can learn from young professionals about different career paths by watching Masterclass-inspired video series.
Elon Musk has made history as the world’s richest man, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, and most recently the new owner of Twitter, Inc. Thirty years ago, however, he was just another student at Penn.
Next Sunday, Nov. 13, Penn women’s basketball tips off for its first non-exhibition game this season. The promising roster, headed by coach Mike McLaughlin, is hoping to return to a winning conference record after finishing 7-7 against the Ancient Eight last year.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Leaving for Rhode Island on Friday, Penn football missed most of the "Halloweekend" festivities this year, but it still got a chance to show off its costumes against Brown in the first half of Saturday’s game — Penn apparently dressed as a high school football team.
If you were to turn on cable television right now, you would learn very little of importance about the upcoming midterms. Sure, you would know that Mehmet Oz and Lt. Gov. John Fetterman have garnered national attention for their virulent attack ads aimed at landing them a position in the United States Senate. However, what you would not learn is the significance of the crisis our nation is facing.
Penn football is undefeated to start its season, notching a sixth win this past Saturday against Yale during homecoming weekend.
Penn's medical all-gender fraternity Phi Delta Epsilon organized its first-ever Anatomy Fashion Show.
It is all too common a sentiment at Penn, as pre-professional and high-achieving as it is, to feel like we are not doing enough. But I don’t believe that is the whole story: If I could checklist my way to happiness, I’d do it in a heartbeat. I’d take courses in the philosophy of music and underwater basket-weaving and wine tasting; I’d do twenty handstands a day, walk 30 miles, whatever.
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Penn football wide receiver Malone Howley — who has been having a breakout season this year with 15 receptions for 186 yards and a touchdown through four games — to ask 15 questions about his football career and his life outside the gridiron. Here's what the senior had to say.
Open a new tab, type “Spring Fling” into the search bar, and press return. What you’re likely to see isn’t Penn Park or Franklin Field; instead, there are panoramic photos of students jumping into crowds of bodies and what can be considered a mosh pit occupying the now serene Quad green. If you’re a current student at the University, this experience may have enticed you, but it was never offered.
Every year, Brynn Connor looks forward to the day when she can be Penn field hockey’s honorary captain, and you can see the pride in her face as she leads the team onto the field. She feels like a part of the team because she is a part of the team — a team that believes in her. The sense of family that the group creates for her makes the 11-year-old feel like another one of the girls. She is Brynn, number 00 for Penn field hockey.
Penn President Liz Magill has formed an advisory committee to inform the University's strategic framework over the next century.
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Penn volleyball's Madison Risch — who ranks top five on the team in kills, digs, and service aces — to talk about her love for volleyball, successes and struggles throughout her time as a student-athlete, and what she and the team are looking forward to this season. Here's what the junior outside hitter had to say.
HANOVER, N.H. — It took four quarters and two overtimes, but on Friday night, Penn football proved its mettle in a 23-17 barnburner upset over Dartmouth.
With the ball soaring out of sight on a challenging par three hole at Yale’s Fall Intercollegiate, an eruption of cheers alerts Julie Shin that she hit a hole-in-one.