Front Breaking
Penn Police officer discharged from hospital after being struck in purposeful hit-and-run
The incident happened at around 10:30 p.m. at 40th and Sansom Streets.
Despite a disappointing Ivy Championships, diver Jack Williams shines at NCAA qualifying meet
Williams credited an increase in mental performance to his improvement between the two meets.
Penn men's lacrosse opens Ivy play with 9-8 overtime win versus Princeton
Despite trailing for much of the game, Penn earned an overtime victory, demonstrating their "quality and character," as a team.
Penn in professional baseball: 2023 Spring Training edition
Former Quaker Mark DeRosa is currently managing Team USA at the World Baseball Classic.
Penn women's lacrosse downs Harvard 16-13 behind massive third-quarter run
Anna Brandt and Niki Miles combined for nine goals in the Quakers' offense-powered victory.
Here are the fall 2023 College courses that double count
Use the DP's guide, based on data provided by Path@Penn, to see which classes "double count" before Advanced Registration ends on April 3.
Two Penn venture capital firms host speed-dating event, connecting Penn founders to funders
Each alumni founder or leader at an early-stage company had 10 minutes to pitch their ideas to an investor, receiving advice or securing funding.
Penn Y-Prize Competition winners develop improved pulse oximetry for patients with darker skin
The team of LSM sophomores were awarded $10,000, and their proposals were automatically entered into the semi-final round of the Penn Venture Lab Startup Challenge.
Isabella Glassman | Pass/fail it, unless you’re in the College
Columnist Isabella Glassman compares the unequal general education and pass/fail policies across schools which leave students in the College less freedom to pass/fail and more classes to take.
Penn Hillel hosts Israel Week, aiming to engage students with Israeli culture
Over 100 students attended a speaker event at Penn Hillel where a Holocaust survivor spoke about his time growing up as a child survivor of the Nazi's occupation of France.
Penn Student Agencies introduces new strategic plan, aiming to revive engagement
Penn Student Agencies is a student-run organization that manages multiple business ventures serving the student population.
Penn Daily: Friday, March 17th briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Friday, Mar. 17 with our newsletter anchor.
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.