9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Penn Sustainability reports progress on 2024 sustainability and climate goals
Notable changes in the last five years include reducing carbon emissions, adding electric vehicles to Penn Transit’s fleet, and developing academic collaborations.
Penn community members gather at LOVE statue for vigil mourning loss of Palestinian lives
Students told the DP that the vigil was organized to offer people a sense of community while mourning the deaths in Gaza.
Penn cross country excels at NCAA Regionals, Morganti earns automatic nationals bid
The women placed third as a team, while the men's team finished eighth.
Pandemonium at the Palestra: Penn men's basketball stuns No. 21 Villanova 76-72
Freshman guard Tyler Perkins led the Quakers in points, and posed for photos as fans stormed the court postgame.
Natives at Penn aims to build community, increase visibility during Native American Heritage Month
NAP kicked off their programming on Nov. 2 with an Indian Taco night.
Penn clarifies upperclassmen housing process ahead of 2024-2025 applications
The application period for rising juniors and seniors opened on Oct. 31 and is set to close at 5 p.m. on Nov. 21, for the 2024-25 academic year.
Selma Farsakh | IDF on Locust
Guest Columnist Selma Farsakh describes walking down Locust as a person who has lived in Israel-Palestine.
Penn receives letter from Republican Congressman Rudy Yakym discussing antisemitism
The letter was also sent to schools including Yale, Harvard, Georgetown, Cornell, UC Berkeley, and Cooper Union.
Jessey Shin | Navigating the maze of Penn's resources
Columnist Jessey Shin discusses the various types of support available at Penn and how to best utilize them.
Penn gymnastics seeks to repeat last year's conference-winning success
Coach Kirsten Becker is looking forward to establishing a winning pattern in her third season leading the Quakers.
Penn volleyball ends season with bittersweet loss to Dartmouth
The Quakers took one set off the Big Green, but ultimately closed out the year with another conference loss.
Asif | Aidan Sayin may not be the answer for the Quakers
The junior quarterback showed his limitations in Penn football's loss at Harvard Saturday.
Penn men's basketball falls 69-61 to St. Joe’s in Big 5 and road opener
A strong scoring performance from Clark Slajchert wasn’t enough for the Quakers.
Penn PRECISE Center research shows how generative AI can be used in clinical practice
The Center’s projects include aiming to enhance vision assessments for at-risk groups and researching machine learning techniques for vision evaluation.
United Minorities Council brings back Unity Week to celebrate diverse art, culture at Penn
From Nov. 13 to 17, the UMC will be hosting a revival of Unity Week in honor of the group's 45th anniversary.
Penn Med researchers awarded $10 million to continue work in preventing breast cancer recurrence
The grant is a part of the United States Department of Defense’s Multidisciplinary University Research Initiative announced in March, which awards $220 million to research studies nationwide.
Penn to ‘vigorously pursue’ violations of conduct policies following acts of hate, Magill says
Magill said that Penn is working with local and federal authorities to investigate recent antisemitic acts and forms of hate on campus.
Abraham Wyner | Penn should unequivocally adopt the IHRA working definition of antisemitism
Guest columnist Abraham Wyner calls on Penn’s administration to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism.
Brett Seaton | Political university presidents are bad for business
Columnist Brett Seaton calls on Penn leadership to stop making political statements.