Front Breaking
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman checks himself into hospital for clinical depression
Fetterman sought treatment at Walter Reed National Military Center in Bethesda, Md., on Feb. 15.
Wharton Undergraduate Healthcare Club conference features speakers from McKinsey, Pfizer
The conference is the largest undergraduate healthcare conference in the nation, with this year's event drawing 150 attendants, including 20 panelists.
MERT to host campus-wide CPR training on Sunday
The Feb. 19 program will offer five-minute walk-in sessions for everyone interested, though it does not include CPR certification.
Penn Hillel to host former Rep. Ted Deutch for conversation on US-Israel relations
The event will feature an open conversation with Deutch, “a lifelong Jewish and pro-Israel activist," according to Penn Hillel.
Previewing Penn women’s squash at the Kurtz Cup Division National Championships
The Quakers have faced recent struggles with consistency — entering the tournament on a five game losing streak.
Temple University retracts free tuition for graduate students on strike
TUGSA students must pay their spring tuition in full by Mar. 9, or they may incur other severe financial consequences.
Alex Baxter | Patagonia privilege: The on-campus housing rip-off
Columnist Alex Baxter discusses the disparate and unfair experiences faced by students in Penn’s various college houses.
Penn Daily: Thursday, Feb. 16 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, Feb. 16 with our newsletter anchor.
Marissa King appointed Inaugural Alice Y. Hung President’s Distinguished Professor at Wharton
King will join Wharton as a professor in health care management from the Yale School of Management.
Penn to face retaliation complaint involving alleged sexual misconduct by former CAPS director
The student claimed that the University charged her a higher fee to re-enroll after she sued Penn for the sexual advances she allegedly faced from a former Counseling and Psychological Services director.
The greatest athlete in every Ivy League school's history
Former Sports Editor Brandon Pride breaks down the best athlete to compete for each Ivy League School.
Court grants Penn Museum request to bury remains of Black Philadelphians
The remains will be buried at Eden Cemetery — a historically Black cemetery — and will be commemorated with a public memorial service.
Lexi Boccuzzi | When “Let’s Be Casual” replaces “Be Mine”
Columnist Lexi Boccuzzi relates the casual and transactional nature of our generation to a significant decline in meaningful deep relationships.
Economics department offers new math sequence for majors in place of MATH 1400, MATH 1410
Economics majors are no longer required to take MATH 1400: "Calculus I" and MATH 1410: "Calculus II."
Previewing Penn at the Ivy League women's swimming & diving championships
The Quakers are ready to make their mark in both team and individual contests this weekend.
Wharton falls off Financial Times' 2023 MBA ranking for first time in 25 years
Wharton said that the school was unranked by FT this year because it failed to reach FT's alumni survey respondent threshold.
Penn men's and women's fencing place fourth and third, respectively, at Ivy League Championships
Both men's and women's fencing saw several members of their squads excel at last weekend.
C.H. Henry | How a Reno Killed the Radio Star
Columnist C.H. Henry contextualizes Penn’s recent eviction notice to WQHS student radio and pushes for students to support the music station’s cause.
Penn Daily: Wednesday, Feb. 15 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Wednesday, Feb. 15 with our newsletter anchor.