Philadelphia
Penn partners with Santander Bank for professional immersion experience in Philadelphia
The course is a collaboration with Penn English Language Programs, an intensive English-language curriculum for international students and professionals.
Heavy winds around Penn cause power outage, property damage on campus
Wind gusts of 50 mph to 60 mph brought down a live wire on Locust Street and sent debris through a window on Spruce Street.
As Mason on Chestnut faces new code violations, owners allege plan to turn it into homeless shelter
The citations are the latest in a long series of problems the property has faced in recent months, and city officials say they are unaware of the redevelopment plans.
Penn, Philadelphia rejoice as Eagles win second Super Bowl title
Crowds of thousands flocked to Center City to celebrate the team's championship victory.
‘Like a little brother to me’: Eagles’ Johnny Wilson, Penn football’s Julien Stokes reflect on friendship ahead of Super Bowl
The two wide receivers have known each other since childhood.
Penn Medicine partners with Philadelphia for ‘wellness court’ program to address public drug use
Penn Medicine will be providing initial medical care to those arrested for any open wounds and further treatment if necessary.
Penn research associates, postdocs announce majority support for unionization at rally
The rally called for the formation of Research Associates and Postdocs United at Penn and comes amidst a larger wave of union organizing taking place at Penn.
Penn women's fencing's supportive culture fuels 11 wins across two meets
Senior foilists Katina Proestakis Ortiz and Sabrina Cho reflect on the team's successes.
Ghost Robotics, subject of pro-Palestinian protests, to leave Pennovation Works
Ghost Robotics, which activists allege has produced the robotic dogs used by the Israeli military in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, has been the source of extended protests at Penn.
Penn students leave ‘Bird Call’ messages of support for Philadelphia Eagles at Penn Bookstore popup
The campaign, organized by Visit Philadelphia, placed retro telephones at five locations across the city, including the Penn Bookstore, Dilworth Park, and Temple University's Student Center.
Masala Kitchen, Carter’s Pizza and Beer open new University City franchises
The restaurants offer a variety of cuisines between them, including Indian food, American, and Korean.
Phila. Mayor Cherelle Parker announces plan to prioritize public safety, affordable housing in 2025
Parker delivered a speech laying out her plans and goals for 2025, as well as her administration's accomplishments from her first year in office.
76ers abandon controversial proposal to move to Center City, announce new arena plan
Under the agreement, the 76ers and Comcast will partner to build an arena in the South Philadelphia sports complex. The space will be used by both the 76ers and the Philadelphia Flyers and is set to be finished by 2031.
West Craft Fest canceled by organizers after Penn requires removal of ‘politically sensitive’ art
The event was originally scheduled for Dec. 14 to 15 at The Rotunda, which is located at 40th and Walnut streets and owned by Penn.
Year in Review: Wave of campus labor organization continues with three new unions at Penn
2024 saw the formation of three new campus unions, one historic union contract ratification, and increased momentum in negotiations between the University and several campus labor groups.
‘I don’t feel safe’: Penn track and field program accused of sexual harassment, mistreatment
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with 14 sources familiar with Penn track and field and Title IX as part of an investigation into allegations against the program.
Yao | The future of the Big 5 Women’s Classic
Should the Big 5 Women’s Classic combine with the Big 5 Men’s Classic?
Philadelphia City Council bill allocates portion of UC Townhomes site as affordable housing
The bill will contribute to Gauthier's goal of providing 70 affordable housing units for the West Philadelphia community to replace the Townhomes, which were demolished in March.
Penn RA union members voice frustrations with financial aid office, lack of support from union
Some affected union members told The Daily Pennsylvanian that financial aid reductions increased tuition costs and alleged that the union did not fully support their efforts to work through the issues with Penn.
