9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Kam earns All-American honors, Whittaker breaks American record at 2025 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships
Kam tied for 12th in the high jump, and Whittaker broke the American record in the 400-meter dash.
Penn Carey Law dean publishes article on Fourth Amendment privacy rights in University of Chicago Law Review
University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Dean Sophia Lee's article notes the evolution of Fourth Amendment rights to privacy over time.
Penn launches website to track federal policy changes, monitor impacts on University
The new website intends to centralize updates on ongoing federal actions impacting higher education, research funding, immigration, and other essential areas of Penn’s operations.
Penn’s FY24 economic impact report highlights $37 billion in regional contributions
The reports are generated approximately every five years and derive Penn's calculated impact from the University's audited financial statements.
Wharton Executive MBA student Kathryn Parten dies at 43
Parten began her time at Penn in 2023 after receiving an undergraduate degree in economics from Stanford University.
SEPTA to renovate 42nd Street trolley tracks, prompting road closures
In a written statement, SEPTA announced that the new railing will reduce vibrations along the track and allow for smoother rides and driving for trolleys and cars.
Mariana Martinez | The Longchamp tote: Is twinning winning?
Senior columnist Mariana Martinez discusses the psychology of Penn fashion by analyzing two main factors: socioeconomic status and race.
Strong defense not enough as Penn women’s basketball falls to Columbia 60-54 in Ivy Madness semifinals
The Quakers were eliminated from Ivy League title contention with the defeat.
Larry Jameson appointed Penn’s 10th president following interim term
Jameson will continue to lead the University — and shed his previous interim title — at a time of intense political scrutiny and mounting financial uncertainty.
Collins wins Rookie of the Year, Almqvist named to first team in Ivy women’s basketball awards
Sophomore guard Mataya Gayle also earned All-Ivy honors.
Steve Donahue out as Penn men’s basketball coach after nine seasons
The Quakers finished seventh in the Ivy League for the second straight season.
Penn freezes hiring, cuts spending in ‘proactive’ response to federal funding uncertainty
Senior Penn administrators announced six University-wide financial measures to protect Penn's "core principles and support existing people and programs" in an email on Monday.
Penn men’s squash becomes back-to-back national champions
With a 5-2 victory over Yale, the team completes a perfect 20-0 season.
Penn loses to Princeton for the 13th consecutive time in final game of the season
For the first time since 1905, the all-time series record between Penn and Princeton is tied, standing at 126-126.
Loss to Princeton means little for Penn women’s basketball’s chance at playoff berth
Ahead of Brown in NET ranking, Penn has all but secured the final spot in Ivy Madness despite senior night loss
Penn professors join hundreds to protest research funding cuts at Phila. Stand Up for Science rally
The Philadelphia rally, which drew roughly 500 attendees and lasted two hours, was part of a larger nationwide movement with events in 32 cities.
Distance dominance: Anna Moehn and Sydney Bergstrom qualify for NCAA Championships for Penn women’s swimming and diving
At least one Quaker distance freestyler has qualified NCAAs for three seasons-straight.
DP Daybreak | Penn Medicine pauses pilot grants
Also, International Student and Scholar Services issued a travel warning for some international students.
Penn wrestling is eyeing accolades at the inaugural Ivy League Championships
The Red and Blue were among only three schools that drew No. 1 seeds in the inaugural championships.