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Attendees of the Penn Alumni Class Presidents Event told The Daily Pennsylvanian that they felt “alienated” and “uninformed” by the interruption from protestors at the event.
As an on-campus student, trying to find an open washer on Sunday night is like trying to find an available bench at Pottruck at 5:00 p.m. Impossible. At Pottruck, you could at least ask how many sets the person in front of you has left. But in the laundry room? All you can do is hope a washer is open the next time you check.
The Quakers kicked off their softball season at the Wolfpack Classic this past weekend.
Students and staff inside Holman Biotech Commons on Monday afternoon were evacuated due to a steam leak in the building.
After competing in the 2023 Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships, freshman diver Sadie Howard sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss how she got into diving and where she hopes the sport will take her.
In elementary school, February was the only time I learned about Black historical figures. I recall cutting out paper dolls of Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King Jr., and Rosa Parks — all the same shade of brown due to the singular brown crayon. While the lack of diverse skin color crayons posed an inconvenience that has since been rectified, the real issue of approaching and teaching the entirety of Black history as a 28 day event has not.
Penn Young Democratic Socialists of America will host Philadelphia city council candidate Amanda McIllmurray on Feb. 8.
Penn professors donated the largest amount of money ever during a midterm election year to federally registered political committees in 2022.
Another instance of flooding in Harrison College House caused damage to the first five floors of the building amid a wave of cold temperatures.
President Joe Biden visited Philadelphia for the first time since the controversy involving the Penn Biden Center to speak at the Democratic National Committee's winter meeting reception.
The Federal Drug Administration recently approved a drug trialed by the Penn Memory Center to reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
If you’ve already forgotten who Charlie Javice is, you shouldn’t worry too much. The college microfinance pioneer, turned FAFSA entrepreneur, turned managing director of JPMorgan, had quite the fall from grace last month. However, she can hardly bring more infamy upon her alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania, than household-name alumni like Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
Kings Court English College House is experiencing a “rapid increase” in rodent and pest sightings, specifically in its Kings Court building.
Penn has the fewest days off for students among the Ivy League and several other Philadelphia-area universities.
Tenured Penn Carey Law School professor Amy Wax filed a grievance against Dean Theodore Ruger, initiating a counter-complaint to the University’s disciplinary proceedings against her.
An ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in China and travel restrictions by the United States have created challenges for international students at Penn.
Penn ranked fourth among United States universities for research and development spending in the fiscal year of 2021, according to data released by the National Science Foundation last year.
On Jan. 9, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Penn President Liz Magill in her College Hall office for a 25-minute interview. The conversation spanned topics from Penn's recent actions on climate to ongoing searches for multiple University administrators. The full transcript of the interview is below and has been lightly edited for grammar and clarity.
There's dreams and there's reality. For many people, they often don't intersect. But for two members of Penn men's soccer, their dreams became reality last Wednesday night.
Campus Apartments released updated plans for its new headquarters located at 41st and Walnut Streets.