9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Penn first year wins bronze for startup at Singapore national entrepreneurship competition
Chong – who is from Singapore – represented Penn in the award’s Uni/Open Category, competing against top student entrepreneurs across Singapore.
Smith | 'Big 5' takeaways from Penn’s Big 5 Classic loss to La Salle
A near half-court prayer is what this game will be remembered by, but the other 45 minutes should not be ignored.
Inside the diverse paths international student-athletes take to Penn
While there are unique challenges for these student-athletes, coming to the U.S. for college offers unique benefits.
Athlete Ally seeks to support LGBTQ+ student-athletes at Penn
Senior butterfly swimmer Peter Lee founded Penn's chapter this school year.
Two Wharton graduates create AI startup that predicts drug trial outcomes
BioPhy launched their AI software, called BioLogicAI, this month and received a 4.5 million dollar funding from numerous investors, including a company co-founded by Chelsea Clinton.
Brett Seaton | Time accommodations need to go
Columnist Brett Seaton calls for Penn to remove certain accommodations for students in special situations.
Wharton graduate, startup founder Charlie Javice to go to trial in October 2024 over alleged fraud
Javice was indicted in May on four charges of wire fraud, securities fraud, and bank fraud and conspiracy.
Kelly Writers House will host its annual Edible Books Contest on Dec. 4
The event was first held in 2009 and aims to provide a space for Penn community members to use humor while creating literary-inspired, edible works of art.
La Salle's overtime buzzer-beater knocks Penn men's basketball to fourth in Big 5 Classic
Despite the 93-92 loss at the Wells Fargo Center, Slajchert led the team with 33 points.
Penn law students protest outside white nationalist's guest lecture at class taught by Amy Wax
The students engaged in a protest in the Penn Carey Law courtyard outside of the class hosting Professor Amy Wax’s guest speaker Jared Taylor.
Penn Political Union, FIRE host panel about free speech and academic freedom on campus
The panelists discussed the cancellation of progressive Jewish group Penn Chavurah's screening of "Israelism" and the Palestine Writes Literature Festival.
Penn men's basketball set to face La Salle in inaugural Big 5 Classic
The third-place consolation game tips off at 4:45 p.m. on Saturday.
FDA opens investigation into potential cancer risks of Penn-pioneered CAR-T therapy
The investigation centers on the possibility that the therapy may cause cancer in rare cases, following reports of T cell malignancies in those who received the treatment.
Penn in the NFL: Week 12
Justin Watson scored a touchdown in the Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Las Vegas Raiders.
Penn women’s basketball fends off feisty La Salle for first Big 5 win of season
Junior guard Stina Almqvist led the Quakers with 18 first-half points and senior forward Jordan Obi put up 12 in the second half.
Penn Athletics has widespread gender-based funding gaps, DP analysis finds
On average, men’s head coaches at the University earn 41% more than women’s head coaches.
Penn Medicine faculty present pioneering advances in cardiology at annual AHA conference
The event featured panel discussions, research presentations, and individual addresses from a vast array of medical experts involved in clinical cardiovascular research and scientific advancements.
Nine Philadelphia libraries resume Saturday hours after years of staffing, funding shortages
Nine Philadelphia Libraries reopened for Saturday hours, including the Walnut Street West Library, located at 201 S. 40th St., right on the edge of Penn’s campus.
Clever Earth | Tough-on-crime prosecution corrupts the justice system
Columnist Clever Earth argues that the tough-on-crime rhetoric encourages a prosecutorial culture predicated on winning cases rather than achieving justice.