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DP Daybreak | Penn Museum buries remains of Black Philadelphians
Also, a Penn donor alleges that the University misused his funds.
Penn Museum buries remains of 19 Black Philadelphians amid community activist disapproval
The public interfaith service hosted by the University in their honor on Feb. 4 prompted controversy among advocacy and identity groups.
Penn attributes power outage to electrical disruption; main energy supplier never informed
“We never received a notification of the meter having issues, and no one ever reported the outage,” the PECO spokesperson said.
Penn alum, Pa. state Rep. Tarik Khan proposes legislation to expand abortion access
The bill seeks to overturn a law alleged to limit abortion access in Pennsylvania.
Penn alum alleges University misused his donation intended for underprivileged business students
The lawsuit alleges that funds designated for economically underprivileged business students were given to student athletes who did not fit the criteria.
Penn Athletics, Wellness at Penn name new head of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging
Stephenson’s new role is shared between Wellness at Penn and the Division of Recreation and Intercollegiate Athletics.
DP Daybreak | 'Internal issue' sparks Penn power outage
Also, welcome to the new DP Daybreak.
Penn Dems, local officials criticize new Pa. law removing power from Phila. DA Larry Krasner
Various city officials have claimed that Act 40 is trying to undercut the voices of Philadelphia voters who elected Krasner.
Jameson criticizes 'reprehensible' political cartoons amid antisemitism claims against Penn lecturer
The artwork facing scrutiny was made by cartoonist and freelance writer Dwayne Booth, who teaches courses at Penn on political cartooning.
Penn community commemorates Black History Month with range of programming
Penn student, faculty, and cultural groups have planned community-focused events throughout the month, ranging from from musical performances to community service projects.
Penn's financial aid office says applicants will not be impacted by FAFSA delay
The Office of Financial Aid told the Daily Pennsylvanian that student financial aid packages will not be impacted by the FAFSA delay.
Water Center at Penn recommends methods for addressing bacteria levels in Delaware River
The study assessed the river's water quality conditions and identified six local sites where swimmable waters are achievable within five years.
Major section of Penn campus loses power, including Quad, 1920 Commons, and Harnwell
Residential Services said that they were aware of the outage and were investigating it.
DP Newsletter | Dorm floods damage, displace students
Also, a Penn Carey Law society held a free speech event.
Student Health and Counseling transitions to PennChart, unifies student health records
The transition to a new Electronic Health Record system, PennChart, will integrate patient care for both clinicians and students.
Penn Carey Law society hosts free speech discussion with Harvard Law professor
Sunstein — a legal scholar and former administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs — discussed the legal nuances of free speech.
At least 50 Penn students displaced by five separate floods in Quad, Harrison
Many of the impacted students moved to the Sheraton and Sansom Place West while repairs are in process.
Proposed 76ers arena near Chinatown continues to provoke activism at Penn, community disapproval
Eighteen months after the initial arena proposal, The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to developers and activists about their recent progress.
Former Penn Board of Trustees Chair Scott Bok warns of difficult upcoming presidential search
In the Feb. 1 column, Bok warned that the next presidential search will be different than past searches.