9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Study from Annenberg researchers shows political tension stays consistent before, after elections
In a study released in September, fourth-year Annenberg Ph.D. candidate Neil Fasching and Annenberg professor Yphtach Lelkes tracked levels of partisan animosity between Democrats and Republicans both before and after the 2022 midterm elections.
Penn Museum appoints 1998 College graduate Katie Murtha as new senior director of development
Murtha previously worked as the senior director of principal and major gifts at the Juilliard School.
Ott Center for Track and Field to host grand opening Nov. 16
The ribbon cutting comes roughly five years after the center's initial announcement.
Penn creates position to manage antisemitism task force, presidential commission recommendations
The new project manager will be responsible for implementing the recommendations of the University Task Force on Antisemitism and the Presidential Commission on Countering Hate and Building Community.
Rodin College House experiences unexpected five-hour water outage, citing leak in lobby
Penn Business Services Director of Communications and External Relations Courtney Dombroski wrote to The Daily Pennsylvanian that the shutdown occurred to fix a leak in the Rodin lobby.
Penn Muslim Students' Association and Arab Student Society hold memorial for victims of conflicts in Lebanon, Palestine
The event consisted of a janazah prayer — a traditional Muslim funeral prayer — followed by an open remembrance space and took place in the ARCH building.
Penn quietly discontinues Bio-Dental program, sparking confusion over student statuses
Three students who spoke with the DP described feeling confusion and concern over whether current students in the program were still provided their conditional acceptance into the Dental School.
Ingrid Holmquist | You didn’t ‘earn’ your safety
Columnist Ingrid Holmquist explores how student entitlement fuels harmful rhetoric and ideas about the West Philadelphia community.
Jewish Penn community members remember victims, hostages on anniversary of Oct. 7 Hamas attack
The events, which primarily took place at Hillel’s Steinhardt Hall, included a memorial service, a five-hour reading of the names of the 1,200 victims of the attacks, and a community dinner.
NCAA settlement to compensate former and current players gains preliminary approval
The agreement will now undergo a final hearing in April 2025.
Panera settles lawsuit alleging Charged Lemonade caused death of Penn student Sarah Katz
The claim filed by the Katz family against Panera Bread is the first of four lawsuits directed toward the highly caffeinated Charged Lemonade drink.
‘This election has to be earned’: Parker, Democratic governors campaign for Harris in Phila.
The governors addressed issues such as the importance of voter turnout this election and the role that Pennsylvania will play in deciding the 2024 presidential election.
Men's soccer pulls off tight victory versus Harvard
Senior forward Stas Korzeniowski scored the lone goal of the 1-0 match.
Paul Farber, Penn alum and head of Rosengarten Reserve at Van Pelt Library, dies at 78
Farber graduated with a bachelor’s degree in philosophy from Penn and was hired at Van Pelt in 1974.
PORES students gear up for election night coverage, working with NBC News Decision Desk
PORES is working with the NBC News Decision Desk, which analyzes election data and calls races, to cover the 2024 presidential election in November.
Four individuals arrested after pro-Palestinian march near Penn's campus on Oct. 7 anniversary
The demonstration, titled “One Year of Genocide,” was the first planned action by Philadelphia SJP.
Sophia Zhang | We deserve more: Confronting the limits of campus safety
Guest Columnist Sophia Zhang shares a personal account of the limitations of campus security and law enforcement following an assault on her friend, highlighting the need for systemic reform and increased legal awareness.
Penn women’s soccer battles back in 2-2 draw
The Quakers came back from two goals down to earn their first points of the Ivy season.
Penn students gather at vice presidential watch parties — and react to several Wharton model mentions
Throughout the course of the debate, the Wharton School — specifically, the Penn Wharton Budget Model — was mentioned three times.