Front Breaking
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.
Alex Baxter | Style versus substance: Finding identity at Penn and beyond
Columnist Alex Baxter explores the intersection between individuality and style at Penn and in Europe.
Penn announces 2023 College graduation ceremony speakers
2010 College graduate and award-winning poet Joshua Bennett will speak at the College of Arts and Sciences graduation ceremony alongside College and Wharton senior Hoang Le.
Penn Relays: A look back at how the oldest and largest track and field meet started
The Relays have been held since 1895, but the first editions of the event barely resemble the modern incarnation.
From the Netherlands to Dubai, meet five Class of 2027 students accepted through Regular Decision
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with five students who were admitted through regular decision about their backgrounds, their academic interests, their motivations for applying to Penn, and what they are looking forward to when they arrive on campus this fall.
Quaker Days return to all day programming, welcome admitted Class of 2027
Each Quaker Day included a Class of 2027 welcome and opening session, campus tours led by the Kite and Key Society, and academic programming specific to each school and dual-degree program.
New Penn club creates community for Black students to explore AI and cognitive science
Through the creation of Nexus, three cognitive science majors hope to provide cognitive science majors and those with interests in cognition with a new space for building community.
Penn alumnus Josh Harris reportedly buys Washington Commanders NFL team
The 1986 Wharton graduate leads a group which has reached a tentative agreement to purchase the team for around $6.05 billion.
Double play: Former two-sport Quaker Mark DeRosa details path to Team USA manager
Before an illustrious career in baseball as a player, broadcaster, and manager, Mark DeRosa was one of the greatest quarterbacks in Penn history.
Kelly Writers House hosts Grammy-nominated performer Britt Daniel for symposium
Held annually since 2006, the event is endowed by Penn alumnus and philanthropist Mitchell Blutt and his wife Margo Blutt.
Penn football alumnus Justin Watson reportedly re-signs with Kansas City Chiefs
Watson spent four years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before first joining the Chiefs last year.