9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
DP Daybreak | Penn political groups plan for election
Also, a legal dispute between an alum and the Board of Trustees will head to a settlement hearing this month.
Alex Guzman | 'In Springfield, they’re eating the dogs'
Guest columnist Alex Guzman criticizes how Americans have become more anti-immigrant and warns of the subsequent consequences.
Ringhofer | A collection of predictions ahead of the 2024 Penn football season
From wide receiver Jared Richardson to running back Malachi Hosley, here are some of Tyler's major predictions for this season.
DP Daybreak | Penn affiliates reflect on institutional neutrality shift
Also, Jack Schlossberg visits campus.
Biden visits Philadelphia for HBCU conference, touts White House accomplishments
Biden's speech came as the White House announced an additional $1.3 billion of federal investments for HBCUs.
Jack Schlossberg visits Penn campus to promote voter registration, support Harris
Schlossberg rose to prominence in the past year for his political commentary and comedic videos on social media.
University of the Arts files for bankruptcy following sudden closure in June
UArts will begin selling its properties in Center City, seeking to pay off bond debt totaling around $46 million, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Penn community embraces shift toward institutional neutrality — but questions long-term implementation
Several community members expressed approval for the announcement that University leaders will no longer issue public statements on local or global events that do not have a direct impact on Penn.
Mritika Senthil | What Trump’s 'Wharton School of Finance' blunder says about Penn's true value
Columnist Mritika Senthil explains how Penn’s lack of campus unity led to Wharton’s shoutouts in the presidential debate.
Penn LGBT Center announces Kristal Castro as new associate director
Castro comes into her role with five years of experience in the non-profit sector, including experience working with Spanish-speaking families in the Boston area.
Quaker Nation | 3-1's across the board
Also, a look at how Penn volleyball is improving for the better.
DP Daybreak | Wharton club applications delayed
Also, Indonesians urge Penn to revoke scholarship to president's relative.
Andrew Hoffman appointed to second term as dean of Penn Vet
Hoffman's reappointment was announced by Interim President Larry Jameson and Provost John Jackson on Sept. 12, and is pending approval by the Board of Trustees.
Penn announces Jacqueline Patterson as Carnot Prize recipient for contributions to energy justice
Patterson received this year's award for her work in advancing energy equity and serving communities across the country that face environmental injustice.
Wharton club applications extended as Penn, student leaders blame miscommunication
This year, prospective members and club leaders faced unexpected delays to the Wharton club application timeline, disrupting various clubs and students’ plans.
Penn expands veteran benefits to cover tuition for all eligible undergraduates
The Yellow Ribbon program allows private, higher-cost schools to voluntarily enter into an agreement with the United States Department of Veteran Affairs to cover the cost of tuition for eligible students.
Indonesians urge Penn to revoke scholarship granted to daughter-in-law of country’s president
Gudono, who is married to the Indonesian president's youngest son, first announced that she had received a scholarship to SP2 in an Instagram post on July 28.
Penn volleyball finds success at weekend invitational
The Quakers dropped one of three matches at the Sonesta Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square Penn Invitational.
For sophomore Zada Sanger, volleyball wasn't always the dream
Sanger comes from a family of Quakers athletes but will be eager to leave her own legacy at Penn.