Front Breaking
Zara Tena | Finding peace in going home and embracing change
Columnist Zara Tena explores how going home and reconnecting with our roots can help us embrace and appreciate change.
Penn Carey Law clinic files complaint against Pa. correctional facility’s treatment of immigrants
The Transnational Legal Clinic filed a complaint alleging that Pike County Correctional Facility is neglecting detained people's rights regarding access to phone calls and legal counsel.
A cappella group Penn Masala performs at White House for Indian Prime Minister’s state visit
Penn Masala, an a cappella group that fuses South Asian and Western music, performed for Narendra Modi's state visit to the White House.
New acai bowl and bubble tea locations open in University City as acai bowl chain SoBol closes
Gong Cha and Playa Bowls opened their doors to the public for the first time this month, while SoBol suddenly closed.
Noor Chafouk | From Firepower to Power Play — How Many More Bodies?
Columnist Noor Chafouk explores the corrosion of democratic discourse in the context of the ongoing gun debate.
University Trustees review Class of 2027 admissions statistics, establish new academic departments
In addition to hearing the admissions report for the Class of 2027, Board of Trustees approved resolutions to establish a Department of Cinema and Media Studies and a Department of Historic Preservation.
Penn Med reports $160 million in operating profits for fiscal year 2023
The University of Pennsylvania Health System saw an increase in profits compared to 2022, according to its financial summary for the nine month period ending March 31.
Penn men's basketball adds CSUN forward Johnnie Walter via transfer portal
Coach Steve Donahue says Walter "has a combination of length and strength that allows him to impact the game at both ends of the floor."
Penn Medicine ends participation in U.S. News and World Report rankings
The hospital system, which has placed on the "Best Hospitals" Honor Roll for 16 consecutive years, cited “a greater need for transparency” and “access to more comprehensive quality data” in the decision to withdraw.
Penn alum Nina Ahmad could be Philadelphia's first South Asian City Councilmember
Ahmad, who would be the first South Asian person and first immigrant in recent memory to serve on the Philadelphia City Council, spoke to the DP about her experience in public service and goals for the position.
President Joe Biden kicks off re-election campaign with Philadelphia visit and rally
Biden, a former Penn Professor of Presidential Practice, spoke at a rally hosted by union federation AFL-CIO after assessing the damage on Interstate 95 from a helicopter.
LGBT Center Associate Director Malik Muhammad to transition to new University Life role
Muhammad will be the inaugural Director of Inclusion Initiatives and Social Justice Education at University Life starting July 1.
Andrew Colbert of Penn men's track and field puts his trust in his training to find success
Colbert has just a few meets to go in his Quaker career, and is currently focused on preparing for the upcoming Ivy League Heptathlons.
Penn moves forward with design for new Student Performing Arts Center
The design for the $75 million Student Performing Arts Center includes two theaters, five rehearsal studios, and teaching and practice spaces.
In Photos: Protesters march from Chinatown to City Hall, opposing proposed 76ers arena
The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the speeches, musical performances, and emotions of those gathered to rally against the 76ers arena project on June 10.
Magic Carpet food truck for sale as owners prepare to retire
The popular food truck will close on June 30 after serving the Penn community with Middle Eastern vegetarian goods for nearly 40 years.
Penn paid Amy Gutmann $23 million in final year as president, including 18-year compensation package
The tax filings show that most of Gutmann’s 2021 earnings accumulated over the course of her 18-year tenure as president, in the form of deferred compensation and investment gains.
Timethius J. Terrell | Penn student organizers need formal training
Timethius J. Terrell invites Penn student organizers to facilitate open training sessions to teach their peers to plan direct actions, protests, and other forms of activism.
Three members of Penn men's lacrosse on the transition to playing pro
All three players attest that their experiences at Penn helped prepare them for the jump to the pros.