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Penn Daily: Thursday, April 20 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, April 20 with our newsletter anchor.
Penn women's golf Susan Xiao has anticipated one moment all year: The Ivy League Championships
Xiao's recent performances indicate an upward trend for the senior — just in time for the conference tournament just days away.
Carnathan | Jordan Dingle's NBA Draft experience is a crucial moment for the Ivy League
As the conference's player of the year and the nation's second-leading scorer, Dingle has done all he can in the Ivy. But is it enough for the NBA?
Van Pelt Library remains closed for fourth day as flood clean up continues
The library first closed on Monday due to a "serious" failure of a chilled water pump that flooded the library's basement mechanical room in the morning.
Spencer Gibbs | Yes, you can leave the lights on
Columnist Spencer Gibbs reflects on carbon emissions, climate action, and what living sustainably means as a Penn student.
Taja Mazaj | Fraud, the Ivy League’s best friend
Columnist Taja Mazaj argues that fraud is at the center of the modern corporatized university, and Penn's 4% increase in tuition is indicative of this.
College Republicans, Penn YDSA back mayoral candidates while Penn Dems abstain from endorsement
While Penn College Republicans will be endorsing David Oh and Penn Young Democratic Socialists of America will be endorsing Helen Gym, Penn Democrats is abstaining from endorsing a single candidate in the mayoral race.
Dr. Carolyn Ureña appointed College director of Academic Advising
Ureña's primary role will be to oversee academic advising programs in the College.
Two Engineering sophomores create AI tools to streamline studying, course searching
Penn Course Search is a search engine for the Penn course catalog powered by artificial intelligence and CramGPT is a chatbot which is trained on course notes and recordings.
Penn track and field sets three program records over split-squad weekend
Senior Michael Keehan and junior Liv Morganti both set records in the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the Larry Ellis Invitational.
Penn graduate Elon Musk merges Twitter with X Corp. to form a private company
Twitter, Inc. will cease to exist after the merger, according to court documents.
Penn to support UC Townhomes residents under $3.5 million settlement between City, developers
Residents of the property expressed disappointment in the result — continuing to demand a "Right to Return" and more agency in the planning and development of affordable housing in West Philadelphia.
Penn Daily: Wednesday April 19 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Wednesday, April 19 with our newsletter anchor.
Student groups add agenda items to U. Council meeting after back-and-forth with Penn adminstrators
The months-long process led to presentations that will cover graduate student financial insecurity and the development of the Philadelphia 76ers arena in Chinatown.
Penn men's and women's tennis serves up varied results in April so far
The men's team will look to continue their excellent streak of play.
Penn police captain removed from position after allegedly assaulting Phila. high school student
Sources said that DPS initially suspended Nicole McCoy with pay and then later permanently terminated her months after the incident on December 21.
Penn West African Vibe wins first place at Princeton dance competition
WAVe won $1000 and first place recognition.
Invisible injuries: Why resilience is essential for an athlete’s recovery
Sophomore forward Gus Larson's mindset with dealing with his athletic injuries, and the psychological and physical repercussions of a season on the bench, sets him apart.
Cloudline Physical Therapy opens new practice in University City
Cloudline currently offers services including post-surgery physical therapy, scoliosis treatment, and sports medicine treatment.