Front Breaking
Penn student Sarah Katz died after drinking Panera Charged Lemonade, lawsuit alleges
On the day of her passing, Katz consumed a 30-ounce Charged Lemonade from a Panera at 200 S. 40th St. and went into cardiac arrest hours later.
Benjamin Nathans | Liz Magill, free speech, and hostile takeovers
Guest Columnist Benjamin Nathans explains why Liz Magill should not resign and calls on Penn not to fall victim to a hostile takeover that limits free speech and debate.
Weitzman School of Design announces four new fellows in three departments
Emma Mendel is the recipient of the 2023-24 McHarg Fellow, which is awarded annually to emerging talents in landscape architecture and related fields.
Chemistry Professor Thomas Mallouk awarded $5 million for renewable energy research
The US Department of Energy’s Energy Earthshots awarded Professor Thomas Mallouk and his colleagues $5 million over three years to continue their research into renewable tecehnologies.
Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson leads Philadelphia City Council President race
As of Oct. 12, Johnson had secured commitments from the majority of council members.
Andrew Stratton | Fatphobia has no place in Penn culture
Columnist Andrew Stratton explains the problem with fatphobia and why it’s still an issue today.
Franklin Li | Ben Franklin’s personal flaws should not diminish his achievements
Columnist Franklin Li believes that we should not be overly critical of Benjamin Franklin for not always acting in accordance with present-day moral standards.
Penn Club of Israel disengages from University due to admin. response to Palestine Writes festival
In the statement, the Club said that its alumni members will effectively stop their public support of the University. The Club plans to continue its philanthropic efforts within the Israeli community and beyond.
Wharton graduate launches new personal finance app powered by AI
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with 2019 Wharton graduate Yuval Shuminer, who currently serves as Piere's CEO, about the new app and its capabilities.
Jack Lakis | The how and why behind requesting access to your Penn admissions file
Columnist Jack Lakis argues that all undergraduates should do their part to encourage transparency in admissions.
'It's a great honor': Six Quakers to be inducted into the Penn Baseball Hall of Fame
The inductees go back as far as the Class of 1975, to as recent as 2017.
Senior goalkeeper Laurence Gladu instills Canadian charm for Penn women's soccer
On and off the field, Gladu receives high praise from many of her teammates and coaches.
Pulitzer-Prize winning author Jennifer Egan shares advice at Penn English Department event
New York Times bestselling-author and Penn graduate Jennifer Egan spoke at an event hosted by Penn’s English Department, discussing her novels and future work.
Penn Medicine, CHOP researchers receive grant to study environmental impacts on children's health
Penn and CHOP researchers will enroll up to 2,500 pregnant people and children and follow the infants over a seven-year period.
Penn distance runner Laura Baeyens isn't letting injuries slow her down
The women's cross country and track senior is competing in what she hopes to be her first full season.
15 questions with … Honor Roberts, a Penn field hockey freshman
Roberts scored two goals in the Quakers' game against Villanova.
Mia Vesely | Care more about dismissal of charges, less about stolen Macbooks
Columnist Mia Vesely urges people to focus less on sensationalized looting and more on political action and its impact.
15 questions with ... Hayden Adams, a Penn men's golf freshman
Adams had the Penn low score at two tournaments during the fall season.
Penn women's rowing backs up impressive summer with dominant start to fall season
Penn won all races at the Navy Day Regatta, earned mixed results at the Head of the Charles.