38Th And Spruce Street Intersection
In light of recent accidents at the intersection at 38th and Spruce streets, the Daily Pennsylvanian has begun reporting on why the intersection is dangerous, and what experts feel can improve the intersection's safety.
Collins wins Rookie of the Year, Almqvist named to first team in Ivy women’s basketball awards
Sophomore guard Mataya Gayle also earned All-Ivy honors.
Steve Donahue out as Penn men’s basketball coach after nine seasons
The Quakers finished seventh in the Ivy League for the second straight season.
Penn freezes hiring, cuts spending in ‘proactive’ response to federal funding uncertainty
Senior Penn administrators announced six University-wide financial measures to protect Penn's "core principles and support existing people and programs" in an email on Monday.
Penn men’s squash becomes back-to-back national champions
With a 5-2 victory over Yale, the team completes a perfect 20-0 season.
Penn loses to Princeton for the 13th consecutive time in final game of the season
For the first time since 1905, the all-time series record between Penn and Princeton is tied, standing at 126-126.
Loss to Princeton means little for Penn women’s basketball’s chance at playoff berth
Ahead of Brown in NET ranking, Penn has all but secured the final spot in Ivy Madness despite senior night loss
Penn professors join hundreds to protest research funding cuts at Phila. Stand Up for Science rally
The Philadelphia rally, which drew roughly 500 attendees and lasted two hours, was part of a larger nationwide movement with events in 32 cities.
Distance Dominance: Anna Moehn and Sydney Bergstrom qualify for NCAA Championships for Penn women’s swimming and diving
At least one Quaker distance freestyler has qualified NCAAs for three seasons-straight.
DP Daybreak | Penn Medicine pauses pilot grants
Also, International Student and Scholar Services issued a travel warning for some international students.
Penn wrestling is eyeing accolades at the inaugural Ivy League Championships
The Red and Blue were among only three schools that drew No. 1 seeds in the inaugural championships.
Penn advises some international students to avoid non-essential travel ahead of potential travel ban
The email strongly advised students who are citizens of one of the listed countries to avoid “non-essential travel outside of the United States” until more details are available.
From dining halls to libraries, here’s what stays open on Penn’s campus over spring break
Penn's spring break begins on March 8 and runs through March 16, with various campus facilities operating on reduced hours.
UA allocates over $3 million in funding for student clubs in 2025-26 budget
Distributed by the Provost's office, the UA 2025-26 budget totals over $3 million, marking around a 2% increase from the previous academic year.
Penn Medicine pauses pilot grant programs, citing federal funding uncertainty
The Perelman School of Medicine has paused institutionally funded pilot grants in response to federal funding cuts, according to a Feb. 28 email obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Penn Institute of Contemporary Art features exclusive works of Carl Cheng
The exhibit features many works from Cheng’s personal studio, many of which are being shown for the first time.
Penn men's track and field sees historic performances at Ivy League Championships
Junior hurdler Shane Gardner broke an Ivy League record in the 60m hurdles.
Agent Zero: Freshman guard AJ Levine is the one to watch
The freshman is a "feisty" defensive player whose competitive mindset has led him to greatness.
DP Daybreak | Penn strikes graduate union’s anti-discrimination proposal
Also, a brush fire broke out near Penn Medicine Station yesterday.
Penn strikes antidiscrimination protections in graduate student union contract bargaining
The bargaining committee first signed its “Prohibition Against Discrimination, Unlawful Harassment, and Abusive Conduct” proposal, including demands against harassment and discrimination, in October 2024.