9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Pulitzer-Prize winning author Jennifer Egan shares advice at Penn English Department event
New York Times bestselling-author and Penn graduate Jennifer Egan spoke at an event hosted by Penn’s English Department, discussing her novels and future work.
Penn Medicine, CHOP researchers receive grant to study environmental impacts on children's health
Penn and CHOP researchers will enroll up to 2,500 pregnant people and children and follow the infants over a seven-year period.
Penn distance runner Laura Baeyens isn't letting injuries slow her down
The women's cross country and track senior is competing in what she hopes to be her first full season.
15 questions with … Honor Roberts, a Penn field hockey freshman
Roberts scored two goals in the Quakers' game against Villanova.
Mia Vesely | Care more about dismissal of charges, less about stolen Macbooks
Columnist Mia Vesely urges people to focus less on sensationalized looting and more on political action and its impact.
15 questions with ... Hayden Adams, a Penn men's golf freshman
Adams had the Penn low score at two tournaments during the fall season.
Penn women's rowing backs up impressive summer with dominant start to fall season
Penn won all races at the Navy Day Regatta, earned mixed results at the Head of the Charles.
Freshmen shining for Penn volleyball in otherwise difficult season
The Quakers are now 1-7 in Ivy play, and 3-15 overall in 2023.
Why Penn hasn't approved a student for an individualized major in eight years
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with advisors, alumni and students to learn more about the individualized major program, why it is difficult to get approved, and why students are seeking more flexibility in their course of study.
Kristin Hallam joins Penn softball as assistant coach, bringing passion and positivity
Hallam also plays an important role in the team's recruiting process.
Penn football junior quarterback Aidan Sayin on pace to challenge program's passing record
Sayin has thrown for 1,007 yards over Penn's first three Ivy League games this season.
Penn Nursing receives grant to study use of virtual reality in kidney disease treatment
The Hillman Serious Illness and End of Life Emergent Innovation program, which supports the development of new end of life care interventions, awarded $50,000 for the project.
Rendell Center awarded Annenberg Civics Prize to produce First Amendment videos
These hour-long videos will be part of a series focusing on the Constitution's First Amendment, concentrating on its interpretation, historical context, landmark Supreme Court cases, and its significance on American society.
Architect Lin Huiyin to be awarded a posthumous diploma from Penn's School of Design
Lin, born in Hangzhou, China, graduated from Penn with a bachelor’s degree in fine arts in 1927. She was part of one of the first cohorts of Chinese students at Penn.
Cathy Li | What’s the ROI of learning that?
Columnist Cathy Li examines what it means to study the liberal arts at institutions that prioritize immediate return on investment.
Penn sports weekend recap: An up-and-down weekend as conference championships loom
Men's soccer picked up its second conference win, while field hockey fell at Harvard.
Carnathan | It's time for the Ivy League to join the FCS Playoff
The conference has long excluded itself from postseason play, but the past should not determine the future.
Penn volleyball's Emerson Flornes taking on new roles to support team
After suffering a season-ending ankle injury, Flornes is committed to helping the team succeed.
Hundreds of pro-Israel rally-goers emphasize strength of Jewish community, criticize Penn admin.
University community members gathered at the LOVE Statue to hear speeches, prayers, and songs before marching on Locust Walk to continue the event outside Penn Hillel.