9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Penn men’s soccer’s Stas Korzeniowski is all about the team
The senior has enjoyed plenty of individual success, but he hopes to leave an even greater impact.
U.S. Sens. Casey, Warren mention Wharton study, ‘greedflation’ at Temple University campaign event
Casey is running for re-election ahead of his term ending in January 2025.
Why Penn dropped to No. 10 in the 2024-25 U.S. News & World Report rankings
Penn's average cost of attendance increased from last year, the most notable change from the 2023-2024 rankings.
Lindsay Muneton ⎹ The struggles of being 'too rich'
Columnist Lindsay Muneton criticizes the University’s financial aid policies, encouraging the expansion of highly aided status.
Penn Engineering signs memorandum of understanding with Plaksha University to advance joint research
This agreement will enable faculty, researchers and students to engage in cross-cultural exchanges and advance research in both institutions, according to the Penn Engineering Blog.
Temple University enrolls one of its largest, most diverse first year classes in recent years
Temple reported a record percentage of students of color, with more than half of the first-year class comprising this demographic.
College first year Mert Kayabas elected Class Board 2028 president in landslide win
College first year Mert Kayabas was elected Class of 2028 president with 456 votes — more than twice as many votes as runner-up and Wharton first year Joel Wang.
Penn volleyball notches 3-1 win over Rhode Island
After dropping the first set, the Quakers came back to win three straight.
Penn sports award roundup: Falcon, Moore, two sprint football players earn nods
Four Quakers brought home honors for their performance over the weekend.
Penn community organizers oppose Mayor Cherelle Parker’s backing of 76ers arena near Chinatown
In a video released on Sept. 18, Parker — a 2016 Penn graduate — announced that she had reached an agreement with the 76ers to keep the team in Center City.
Marie Dillard | ‘Don’t go past 40th Street’
Columnist Marie Dillard articulates how our discourse about West Philadelphia contributes to its stigmatization amongst students, especially first years.
DP Daybreak | Student compensation for alleged price-fixing
Also, Lyns' delayed opening.
Penn to impose major sanctions on law professor Amy Wax after years of controversy
The sanctions mark the first time in recent history that a tenured University professor has been sanctioned through Faculty Senate procedures.
Penn women’s soccer digs deep for first win of the season
The Quakers found the back of the net four time against Temple, with an aggressive defense keeping the Owls at bay.
Lyn's food truck delays opening to October, sparking confusion among students
The cart, located on the 3600 block of Spruce Street, is beloved by Penn students, and its delayed opening has left customers confused and disappointed.
The Daily Pennsylvanian selected as newspaper Pacemaker award finalist
The Pacemaker Awards are considered the most prestigious awards in the field and are unofficially known as the Pulitzer Prizes of collegiate journalism.
Many Penn students eligible for compensation in lawsuit alleging collusion to limit financial aid
The Sept. 17 email states that students who attended Penn and received need-based financial aid are eligible for compensation from settlements totaling $284 million.
'Suits' actress Gina Torres, former U.S. Attorney discuss support for Harris at Penn Museum event
The speakers touched on key issues such as reproductive rights, voting rights, and civic engagement, urging attendees to create a voting plan and encourage others to participate in the election.