Front Breaking
Former professor awarded $1 million in case against Penn for denied tenure application re-review
The first administrative filing detailing Veikos' gender and familial status discrimination and retaliation claims was filed in October 2011, while the second was filed in October 2012.
Penn refutes allegations of direct investments in 'adversarial' entities after U.S. House inquiry
In an emailed statement to The Daily Pennsylvanian, University spokesperson Ron Ozio refuted part of the letter's claims.
Ivy League shows out on the biggest stage as Princeton defeats Arizona in March Madness
Princeton's massive upset carries huge implications for the Ivy League as a whole, and Penn in particular.
Women's basketball's season over following 75-52 WNIT drubbing by Richmond
Penn's 2022-23 season is now over with a final record of 17-12.
SEPTA board awards $714 million to modernize trolleys
Trolley modernization is just one component of the SEPTA Forward Strategic plan which seeks to create a transportation system that accommodates various types of commutes.
Aksa Choudhry | Rethinking needles: how Philadelphia’s exchange programs are changing the narrative
Columnist Aksa Choudhry argues that Philadelphia’s needle exchange programs have proven to be an effective means of harm reduction despite stigma.
Penn Daily: Thursday, March 16th briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, Mar. 16 with our newsletter anchor.
Wharton Global Forum draws international crowd of leaders, alumni, and faculty to Singapore
Attendees expressed enthusiasm about the forum and the opportunity to reengage with their connection to Penn.
Penn baseball dominates Villanova 15-5 in home opener
The bats were alive for the Quakers on Wednesday, using a 10-run sixth inning to propel them to the win.
Vinay Khosla | Blinded by privilege: the homelessness prejudice at Penn
Columnist Vinay Khosla argues that the general wealth of Penn’s student body blinds them to the nuances of homelessness and perpetuates discriminatory stereotypes.
New University City lab and office building looks to include restaurant, café, and other retail
The building includes 25,000 square feet of retail space which developers hope to fill with a restaurant, urgent care center, and a café.
AI-powered reminders help Penn Medicine doctors improve end-of-life care for cancer patients
The study aimed to increase the frequency and efficiency of “serious illness conversations” so that patients could have more agency over their treatment.
Previewing Penn at the NCAA swimming and diving championships
Penn will be sending one swimmer to the competition after breaststroker Matt Fallon withdrew due to injury.
Previewing Penn at the NCAA wrestling championships this weekend
Penn will be sending an Ivy League best eight wrestlers to this year's Championships, in Tulsa, Okla.
Still alive: Penn women's basketball set to play in WNIT for championship title
The Quakers will face the Richmond Spiders in the first round of the tournament.
'Undervalued and unpaid': Supermajority of Penn RAs and GAs file to form union
A letter from OPEIU Local 153 was also sent to Penn President Liz Magill to announce their formation as a union and request voluntary recognition from the University.
Robert Ghrist appointed Penn Engineering Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Robert Ghrist, an acclaimed applied mathematics researcher, will begin his new position on July 1.
Whole Foods founder visits Penn for Authors@Wharton speaker series
Mackey said that his commitment to serving a specific target customer base differentiated Whole Foods from its competitors.
Penn Daily: Wednesday, March 15 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Wednesday, Mar. 15 with our newsletter anchor.