9/11 10Th Anniversary Issue
Dozens of faculty join solidarity mission to Israel, prompting mixed reactions from Penn community
The three day trip, which aimed to offer “friendship and support" to Israel began on Jan. 2 and was organized independently from the University.
U.S. Department of Education to investigate Penn legacy admissions policy
The United States Department of Education Office for Civil Rights is investigating whether the University's usage of legacy preferences in admissions decisions constitutes racial discrimination.
Here’s how Magill’s presidential initiatives are proceeding amid Penn's leadership transition
Several initiatives started by former President Magill, including the antisemitism task force and "In Principle and Practice" strategic framework, will continue their work under Interim President Jameson.
A look into the ongoing federal investigations over Penn’s response to antisemitism
Following Magill's resignation, The Daily Pennsylvanian looked at the federal actions taken against Penn amid allegations of antisemitism on campus.
Penn alum, Phila. Mayor Cherelle Parker declares public safety emergency in new executive order
Parker's first executive order aimed to reduce crime and violence in Philadelphia.
In Photos: A blanket of snow welcomes the second semester at Penn
After nearly two years of snowless drought, Philadelphia found itself covered in a sheet of white, receiving over an inch of snow. See how Penn’s campus underwent a transformation, in photos.
‘Like some jail cell’: Athletes allege subpar conditions, poor flexibility in winter break housing
After not being allowed to return to their normal dorms, some athletes were displeased with the University-provided alternative.
2016 Fels Institute of Government graduate Cherelle Parker inaugurated as Philadelphia mayor
Parker outlined the plan for her first 100 days as mayor in her inaugural address at the Met.
Penn presidential commission to counter hate announces members, goals
The commission, which was launched in the fall semester, is charged with providing critical feedback on addressing hate, discrimination, and bias on campus.
Former Interim Penn President Claire Fagin dies at 97
Born in New York, Fagin frequently described herself as a "can do" president who wanted to exceed the limitations of her temporary appointment.
Penn men's basketball falters in second half, falls to Cornell 77-60
Despite holding a halftime lead, the Quakers were drubbed coming out of the break.
Penn women's basketball pulls out physical win over Cornell 67-54
An offensive surge in the third quarter put the Quakers ahead as Almqvist and Obi dominated.
Penn women’s basketball smothers Dartmouth in 53-39 win
The Quakers held the Big Green to just 15 points in the second half as they picked up their first conference win.
Second House committee to probe Penn's response to antisemitism, challenging tax-exempt status
A letter from the House Committee on Ways and Means asserts that Penn leadership has failed to comply with the anti-discrimination laws that make them eligible for tax exemptions.
Penn men’s basketball thumps Dartmouth 80-51 to open Ivy League play
A lights-out shooting effort led the way for a dominant Quaker offense.
Penn women's basketball falls to Columbia in Ivy opener 79-66
A late comeback attempt by the Quakers midway through the fourth quarter ultimately fell short.
Penn gymnastics takes third in season-opening Keystone Classic
Penn showed flashes of potential, headlined by an all time best season-opening vault score.
Ramanan Raghavendran appointed chair of Penn Board of Trustees following Scott Bok resignation
Raghavendran has served as the School of Arts and Sciences Board of Advisors Chair since 2022, and is also chair of the Penn International Alumni Council.
Penn men’s basketball overmatched by No. 25 Auburn in 88-68 loss
Without leading scorer Clark Slajchert, the Quaker offense struggled to keep up with the Tigers.