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Letter to admin. from Penn faculty alleges policy violation with student discipline case
The student confirmed that the investigation pertains to the placement of stickers relating to the Freedom School for Palestine.
Penn's antisemitism task force chair shares updates, plans for next semester
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Wolff, who acknowledged that the group was working to find consensus despite “massive” differences in opinion.
From clinician to caretaker president: How Larry Jameson rose to Penn's top job
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with 22 current and former colleagues of Jameson to hear about Jameson’s history, accomplishments, and leadership ability.
17-year-old murder suspect escapes from police custody near Penn’s campus, flees area
Police believe that the prisoner left the area within an hour after being picked up by an accomplice.
Three Penn affiliates join Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration
At least three members of Philadelphia Mayor and 2016 Fels Institute of Government graduate Cherelle Parker’s administration have relationships with the University’s graduate programs.
Katz Center and Penn Hillel host lecture on antisemitism and education
The event was part of the Katz Center’s new lecture series this semester, entitled “Jews and the University: Antisemitism, Admissions, Academic Freedom.”
House committee demands that Penn submit documents on antisemitism response by Feb. 7
The committee requested 25 groups of documents and information, including communications by the Board of Trustees and other Penn affiliates, as well as Sidechat and social media posts and text messages.
1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump nears Republican nomination with New Hampshire primary win
Trump's victory sets the stage for his third consecutive matchup with former Penn professor and President Joe Biden in November 2024.
2023 Engineering graduate Xander Uyttendaele awarded Churchill scholarship
2023 School of Engineering and Applied Science graduate Xander Uyttendaele is among 16 students or recent graduates selected for the Churchill Scholarship, a fully funded year of graduate study at the University of Cambridge.
McClelland Sushi & Market to relocate next academic year due to Quad renovations
While the new location will not change the dining hall’s current menu, the market will no longer be available.
Penn Med institute sets world record for paired kidney donations
Penn Medicine set a world record for the most Kidney Paired Donations completed within a year.
'Let us teach': Over 100 Penn affiliates gather in AAUP-led protest for academic freedom
Penn faculty across several schools and departments gathered with community members on Monday afternoon in front of College Hall for a demonstration in support of academic freedom.
Here's what to know about eight Penn facilities undergoing construction, renovations this year
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Executive Director of Design and Construction at Facilities and Real Estate Services Chris Kern to discuss the progress of the University's various construction and renovation projects on campus.
Penn Med, Wellness at Penn facilities reinstate masking guidelines amid COVID-19 surge
Penn Medicine and Wellness at Penn temporarily updated their masking guidelines in response to a recent spike in Philadelphia COVID-19 cases.
Penn Medicine and Doylestown Health sign letter of intent for integration
The union between Doylestown Health and the University of Pennsylvania Health System aims to increase access to advanced medical care, according to the announcement on Jan. 11.
Police investigating after West Philadelphia mosque vandalized
The vandalism of Masjid Al-Jamia marked the third such incident in Pennsylvania in the last two months.