Front Breaking
Women's basketball boosts win streak with three-point barrage over St. Francis Brooklyn
With the Terriers at chase on their tails, the Quakers never relented their lead until the final whistle marked the 78-44 win for Penn.
SEPTA plans to install AI gun detection software to improve public safety in Philadelphia
The technology, which comes from a company called ZeroEyes, uses artificial intelligence to detect if an individual has a gun.
Penn Collaboratory on Healthy Aging funds 12 new projects with over $2.1 million in grants
The Penn Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory for Healthy Aging program supports projects that use technology and artificial intelligence to better treatment and healthcare options for older Americans.
Kelly Writers House to host reading by students of Xfic, Penn's experimental nonfiction journal
Attendees of the reading on Oct. 12 will hear the nine students in the Xfic workshop read excerpts from their pieces.
CO-OP Restaurant and Bar reopens blocks from campus
Located on the corner of 33rd and Chestnut Streets, the restaurant accompanies The Study, a hotel chain marketed towards academic visitors.
GAPSA executive board members resign, deny allegations of improper spending
GAPSA’s executive vice president, vice president of finance, and vice president of programming resigned on Nov. 9, triggering a special election.
DP Design Showcase: 2022
Ranging from Opinion takes to 34th Street thinkpieces, here is the story of 2022 told through the DP’s most memorable designs and illustrations that compelled readers to dive in.
Mayoral candidate, Penn graduate Helen Gym talks plans to address gun violence if elected
In an interview with The DP, Gym elaborated on her plans to address rising gun violence rates, criminal justice reform, and resolving the city's issues in education, if elected.
Penn has received $505,000 in grant funding to increase the inclusivity of STEM education
The grant is given over a six-year time period and is intended to allow schools “to continue their critical work to build capacity for inclusion of all students in science.”
Philadelphia City Council approves permanent 10 p.m. curfew for teens
Over the summer, the rule was enforced in the city and was framed as a way to keep children safe during the gun violence crisis.
Annenberg study reports media continues to perpetuate holiday-suicide myth
The APPC presented its findings on Dec. 5 from an annual analysis of news coverage of the myth.
Penn professor and twin to discuss their coauthored book on curiosity at Penn Bookstore
Dani S. Bassett, a professor of bioengineering at Penn, will join their twin Perry Zurn, an associate professor of philosophy at American University, to talk about the process behind writing the book.
Campus Apartments releases updated plans for planned building at 41st and Walnut Streets
The new building, which is expected to be completed in 2026, will be eleven stories and house the company headquarters, additional office spaces, and 136 apartments, including a penthouse level.
Carnathan | Women’s basketball has something special in Kayla Padilla and Simone Sawyer. They should not let it waste.
After rattling off three straight wins, Sports Associate Walker Carnathan argues that Penn women's basketball ought not lose sight of its dynamic duo.
Year in Review: Fall Sports recap
With the 2022 season in the books, and as the calendar prepares to turn, here is all you need to know about Penn’s fall sports.
After troubling Cal experience, Anna Kalandadze shines in transfer to Penn
Although Penn may not have been senior swimmer Anna Kalandadze's first choice, now she can't imagine herself competing anywhere else.
In Photos: 2022
The Daily Pennsylvanian’s photographers documented the stories of 2022 as the Penn community felt the ripple of events around the world. These images postmark the end of another tumultuous year as another looms on the horizon.
Men's basketball can't keep up with Villanova after hot start, falling 70-59
With the loss, Penn has dropped 18 of its last 19 against the Wildcats and falls to a precarious 0-3 in the Big 5.
Wharton and College senior named as one of 12 Mitchell Scholars
The Mitchell Scholarship accepted only 12 students out of 306 applicants this year, and Balasubramanian will pursue a master’s degree in philosophy at Trinity College Dublin.