9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Editorial | Kamala Harris is the best choice for Penn
The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board endorses Kamala Harris for president and outlines why she is the best choice for Penn.
Penn Democrats | For our freedom and future, Kamala Harris is the clear choice
Penn Democrats argue the case for Vice President Harris, detailing her vision for America and the threat of former President Trump.
DP Daybreak | Penn bans Homecoming darties
Also, Penn Libraries staffers unionized.
‘Laws must be enforced’: Penn defends off-campus search amid mounting politician, community criticism
The statement marks Penn's first official comment since the Oct. 18 search, while both external and internal pressure continues to mount on University administrators for it.
Penn bans daytime parties on Homecoming, sparking student outrage
While students have historically marked Homecoming with daytime parties thrown by greek organizations on and around campus, Penn's new protocols prohibit parties during official Homecoming activities on Nov. 16.
Penn hosts annual Family Weekend featuring academic, recreational programming
The Office of Student Affairs planned seminars, tours, performances, and presentations tailored to different visitors.
Students, professor reflect on 'flipped classroom' approach for computer science classes
The SAIL method uses class time that is typically used for instructor lecturing to emphasize active engagement and student participation.
Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell talks college admissions, sports, and journalism with the DP
At the sold-out event, which was the first Authors@Wharton event of the academic year, Gladwell showcased his latest book "Revenge of the Tipping Point: Overstories, Superspreaders, and the Rise of Social Engineering."
Penn Libraries staff officially unionizes after months-long delay in election vote count
The vote passed by a 40-27 margin, and roughly 90 library staff members will join the union.
Penn football still looking for its first Ivy League win ahead of matchup against Brown
The last time the Quakers beat Brown was in 2021.
Returning stars highlight Penn women's basketball's Red and Blue Scrimmage
The Quakers will look to improve on their fourth place finish from a year ago.
Penn men's basketball performs dress rehearsal in Red-Blue game
The Quakers took to the court on Saturday, playing a live scrimmage shortly before the start of the season.
Jack Lakis | Parading the parasocial
Columnist Jack Lakis explores how campus social culture is impacted by chronically online relationships.
Elo Esalomi | Is Penn the “best urban campus?”
Columnist Elo Esalomi weighs Penn’s urban campus against other global universities, exploring how the University might deepen its integration with Philadelphia.
DP Daybreak | Trump distances himself from Penn
Also, Penn first-years reflect on the ongoing Quad construction.
Former major Penn donor re-directs $1 million to Tel Aviv University
Magerman announced in September that he will be redirecting his donations to five universities in Israel, starting with a one million dollar five-year investment in Tel Aviv University.
Chinatown activists opposed to 76ers arena legislation disrupt Phila. City Council meeting
The rally, which was organized by the No Arena PHL Coalition, aimed to express opposition to the proposal for a new 76ers arena on the border of Philadelphia's Chinatown.
Timothy Rommen named Penn's inaugural vice provost for the arts
Rommen specializes in Caribbean music, and his major research interests include popular music, sacred music, critical theory, ethics, tourism, diaspora, and the intellectual history of ethnomusicology.
First years describe Quad construction’s negative impacts on social, residential life
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with first-year students who shared their perspectives on the changes and challenges that have come with the ongoing renovations to Ware College House.