Front Breaking
Penn pilots co-responder program between mental health clinicians, Penn Police officers
The pilot program will feature a mental health clinician accompanying a Penn Police officer in the event of mental health crises during some overnight periods.
Omar Khodor and Sage Lincoln | Penn’s Director of City Relations seeks to silence environmental justice advocates
Guest columnists Omar Khodor and Sage Lincoln shed light on a Penn administrator’s influence at PGW and its attempts to prevent local groups from participating in its budget decisions.
Penn to offer second iteration of D.C. course, bringing students to White House, Supreme Court
The course will be held for the second time this fall, and students will have more opportunities to hear from public officials and visit government spaces.
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang discusses entrepreneurship at on-campus event
Student groups proposed a policy initiative to a group of distinguished judges, including former Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell and former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter.
Dingle, Padilla highlighted during Big 5 award ceremony
The Quakers were also represented by Nick Spinoso, who earned the Most Improved Player award, and Jordan Obi, who was named to the second team.
Engineering School announces Sharon Kuo as inaugural 'Maddie' Magee Award recipient
Kuo's studies focus on mechanical and product design, and she is specifically interested in space exploration and advancing human spaceflight.
ARCH to offer mental health resources, counseling initiatives following renovations
While counseling through Student Health and Counseling is located off-campus at 3624 Market Street, the ARCH is located in the center of Penn’s campus on Locust Walk.
Penn Daily: Monday, April 10th briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Monday, April 10 with our newsletter anchor.
Black Student League, Penn Dems host first woman Pennsylvania House Speaker at on-campus event
Around 25 students gathered to discuss issues with Speaker McClinton, who represents part of Philadelphia.
Hill House dining hall passes health re-inspection after failing compliance in February
On April 5, the Philadelphia Office of Food Protection re-inspected Hill and recorded three points of concern regarding food safety violations.
Nelson | Penn softball isn't as bad as its record suggests
Sports reporter Allyson Nelson argues that the team has a young roster and will return many starters in what should be a more competitive campaign next year.
Baseball jumps to third in Ivy League after series win against Princeton
After blowing out the Tigers in game one and being shut out in game two, Penn and Princeton played close in game three before a Wyatt Henseler homer sealed the deal.
Women's lacrosse handily defeats No. 13 Yale 16-6
Maria Themelis and Gracie Smith led the Quakers with four goals each.
Wharton graduate Zack Gray founds startup to improve access to opioid addiction treatment
Ophelia replaces rehabilitation treatment with telemedicine, providing its users with online doctors’ visits, prescribed medicine, and more.
Annenberg launches Center for Information Networks and Democracy
CIND aims to explore questions surrounding the emerging political usages of artificial intelligence chat boxes and social media disinformation.
Wharton announces keynote speakers for 2023 Commencement ceremonies
Wharton has announced its four keynote speakers for the 2023 graduation ceremonies in Philadelphia and San Francisco.
In final season of Penn career, softball's Bella Fiorentino keeps playing despite ACL injury
Fiorentino is committed to playing out her final games in Red and Blue while still looking forward to the next chapter of her life.
DiNola's hat trick not enough in men's lacrosse's 12-11 loss at Brown
The Quakers led for much of the match before eventually falling to Brown.
Kampton Kam | International students deserve access to NIL deals too
Guest columnist Kampton Kam calls on students to support equitable access to Name, Image, and Likeness funding for international students.