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Everything you need to know about the 2023 restaurant scene in University City
Located next to campus, Franklin's Table has welcomed three new eateries. Two additional restaurants recently opened in University City, and several more plan to open by the end of 2023.
House Committee alleges foreign influence from Antony Blinken, previous Penn Biden Center manager
The letter, which was sent on Jan. 23 and written by Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), asked for clarification on Blinken's knowledge of classified documents at the Center.
'Rapid increase' in rodent sightings in KCECH disrupts student living
Residents on every floor of Kings Court — one of the two buildings in the first-year college house — told The Daily Pennsylvanian that they have seen more mice in their rooms and in the hallways.
Penn on track to meet 2024 campus climate goals as student activists demand broader action
Among other findings, the report said that the main campus’ carbon footprint decreased by 45% from 2009 to 2022.
Renovations in Stouffer Hall draw complaints from some Quad residents
Stouffer College House is currently under construction, and the Woodland Walk entrance next to the Quad has been blocked off.
Largest life sciences lab in Philadelphia to be built in University City
The JLL Capital Markets loan is expected to create the largest life sciences research and lab building in Greater Philadelphia, adding to Philadelphia’s pre-existing health and biotech scene.
Penn-affiliated HIV vaccine clinical trial ends early
The only HIV vaccine clinical trial in advanced stages has ended early after results showed the vaccine to be ineffective.
Wharton announces new ESG online executive program
These programs are designed to help leaders in business and academia address future challenges with ESG integration.
Student-run radio station petitions Penn for assistance due to pending loss of studio space
Penn's Office of Student Affairs notified WQHS members earlier this week that they would temporarily lose their space. Since then, over 400 people have signed a petition created by the station asking for support.
President Joe Biden nominates Penn alumna to Social Security Advisory Board
If the Senate confirms Lang’s nomination, Lang will advise the President, Congress, and Commissioner of Social Security on policies related to Social Security programs.
Penn Six becomes first a cappella group at Penn to eliminate auditions
The a capella group removed auditions during the fall semester as a requirement to join, meaning that all singers, from beginners to competitive vocalists, are able to join.
Penn scientist Nader Engheta awarded Benjamin Franklin Medal
Engheta is among nine laureates recognized by the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia for outstanding achievements in science, engineering, and industry.
Meet the eight faculty members deciding Amy Wax's future at Penn
The DP examined the key players in the Wax proceedings, which include eight faculty members whose appointments span multiple schools at Penn.
Amy Wax files grievance against Penn Carey Law dean in opposition to disciplinary proceedings
A series of documents obtained exclusively by the DP reveals another turn in Wax's ongoing legal battle against Penn Carey Law Dean Theodore Ruger.
Sanctions, grievances, and hearings: Why Amy Wax cannot be fired easily
In light of the revelation that Wax has filed a grievance against Penn Carey Law Dean Ruger, the DP examined the Faculty Handbook to break down how these procedures work.
College Hall West Wing to receive two-year restoration, accessibility improvements
The restoration will include new HVAC systems, upgraded windows and roofing, all-gender restrooms, updates to office suites and classrooms, and new elevators.
Penn professor finds that ChatGPT passes Wharton MBA exam
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Terwiesch to discuss his findings, what challenges AI presents for the future of education, and more.
Penn Positive Psychology Center offers new workshops to address mental health challenges
The Dowd/Sanders Wellness and Resilience Program will be offered on both Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons, starting on Jan. 26.
White Dog Cafe celebrates 40 years in University City
On Jan. 10, 1983, Judy Wicks opened the restaurant with a promise to serve organic and seasonal food.