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Penn Nobel Prize winner Katalin Karikó portrayed as ‘supersonic woman’ in Super Bowl commercial
The photo of Karikó comes to life to sing words of Queen's “Don't Stop Me Now.”
Penn delays opening due to inclement winter weather, cancelling early classes
All classes beginning before 10 a.m. were cancelled as a result of the delayed opening.
DP Daybreak | Penn files to dismiss student antisemitism lawsuit
Also, the Penn Lions will perform dances across the city for Lunar New Year.
Pennsylvania, Phila. Democrats endorse Rep. Andy Kim in New Jersey Senate election
Kim, who has held his seat in the House of Representatives since 2019, has largely been viewed as an underdog in the race.
Penn files to dismiss lawsuit by Jewish students alleging discrimination, antisemitism on campus
"The Complaint sweeps through decades of unconnected alleged incidents in search of a narrative," University and WilmerHale attorneys wrote in Penn's first response to the lawsuit since it was filed last December.
Penn Lions members reflect on tradition and change amid Lunar New Year performances
Penn Lions is set to perform around 26 dances on campus and across Philadelphia this month in celebration of Lunar New Year.
Penn Engineering joins international alliance to promote open, responsible artificial intelligence
The AI Alliance is a community of researchers, companies, universities, and other institutions working to address safety concerns as AI technology advances.
Penn's city councilmember Jamie Gauthier proposes legislation to combat Phila. housing crisis
Gauthier’s legislation will seek to strengthen the city’s Fair Practice Ordinance, which makes it illegal for property owners and landlords to discriminate against sources of income.
DP Daybreak | Students criticize Wharton club applications
Also, a Penn professor won a $1 million defamation lawsuit.
Penn professor, renowned climate scientist Michael Mann wins over $1 million in defamation suit
Mann — a professor in the department of Earth and Environmental Sciences — won the lawsuit against bloggers Rand Simberg and Mark Steyn last Thursday.
Kelly Writers House to showcase student photography in new gallery exhibit
The exhibit, curated by College junior Lila Shermata, features a diverse group of photographs of non-human subjects, such as landscapes and urban scenes.
U.S. assistant health secretary talks federal initiatives, campus mental health at Penn seminar
Levine is the first openly transgender person to hold a Senate-confirmed position at the federal level.
Penn students left 'panicked and puzzled' by competitive Wharton club application process
Students voiced frustration about clubs prioritizing personal connections and technical abilities.
Penn Political Union hosts panel discussing free speech, guest speaker regulation in university setting
Penn Political Union president and College sophomore Mia Antonacci moderated the event, focusing on the question of whether it is “appropriate to prohibit individuals from speaking at a university based on the falsehood of their statements.”
DP Daybreak | Biden not charged for docs found at Penn
Also, a Penn group hosted another academic freedom discussion.
Hilaria Supa Huamán receives Penn Nursing award for work on global women’s health issues
Hilaria Supa Huamán will receive the 2024 Penn Nursing Renfield Foundation Award for Global Women’s Health for her advocacy for Indigenous women’s rights in Peru.
Penn Med experiment offers potential new treatment for patients with liver failure
The experiment shows promise for a new approach to treating liver failure and alleviating demand for transplants.
DOJ declines to prosecute President Joe Biden over classified documents found at Penn Biden Center
The investigation yielded evidence that classified materials were “willfully retained” after his vice presidency ended in 2017.
Supreme Court poised to allow 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump access to state primary ballots
The court heard oral arguments about Trump's eligibility to hold presidential office, with many justices appearing skeptical of multiple aspects of Colorado’s decision.