Front Breaking
NIH awards Penn Medicine nearly $8 million for new Achilles tendon research center
Funded by $8 million from NIH, faculty at the Perelman School of Medicine are launching the Penn Achilles Tendinopathy Research Center to discover new remedies for Achilles tendon injuries.
Former Fugees member Wyclef Jean visits Penn, talks to DP about creating lasting change
Jean sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to talk more about his perspective on the issues that college students face at Penn.
Penn’s $4.1 million partnership with local school leads to new hires, gentrification concerns
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to Lea School parents, the Graduate School of Education, and the School District of Philadelphia to assess the funding’s impact a year after its approval.
Penn women's lacrosse narrowly defeats Johns Hopkins 13-12 in overtime thriller
Erika Chung netted the game-tying goal in the match's dying seconds to send the contest to overtime, where the Quakers ultimately prevailed.
Penn men's lacrosse falls to Duke 14-12 in 2023 home opener
Penn trailed for nearly three quarters after going down early in the second period.
Penn men's squash finishes Potter Cup in fourth place after 5-4 loss to Yale
After finishing 4th in the nation as a team, Penn will set their sights on the CSA Individual Championships.
Penn Medicine receives $5 million grant for anti-violence initiative
Penn Medicine will distribute the $5 million to three of its programs dedicated to preventing violence in Philadelphia and treating victims.
Two-year project explores the political effects of urbanization in India
Penn Global is funding a research project on the political consequences of urbanization in small towns in India.
Penn men's squash loses heartbreaker to Trinity in Potter Cup semifinals
It was a tight back-and-forth battle, but with the loss, the Quakers are set to play Yale in the third-place game tomorrow morning.
Penn women's basketball dominates dreadful Dartmouth 54-37
Having already clinched a berth in Ivy Madness, Penn stands at third in the Ivy League with one game left in the regular season.
Penn men's basketball tops Dartmouth 89-79 in physical matchup
Jordan Dingle's 27 points keep Penn tied for first in the Ivy League with one game left in the regular season.
Cathy Li | Ask better, not smarter questions
Columnist Cathy Li writes about how asking better questions could facilitate a better learning experience and understanding of a subject.
From Italy to Penn, men's tennis Graziani brothers stick together
For the two brothers, who grew up playing tennis together, being able to both wear the Red and Blue is like a dream come true.
Mia Vesely | Black history is your history too
Columnist Mia Vesely argues that Black history is crucial for everyone to connect with regardless of race.
Penn Daily: Friday, Feb.24 Briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Friday, Feb. 24 with our newsletter anchor.
Penn First Plus announces new faculty co-director to encourage inclusive teaching
P1P is an organization supporting first-generation, low-income students on campus.
Penn alum Helen Gym talks mayoral campaign, Penn's role in Philadelphia at student event
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Gym about her goals as a mayoral candidate.
City Tap House to close University City location after 13 years
A representative from City Tap did not respond to a request for comment from The Daily Pennsylvanian on the reason for closure by publication.
Kristina Kotyza and Rachel Kabat | One year of Russian aggression: we cannot afford to grow weary of Ukraine
Guest columnists Kristina Kotyza and Rachel Kabat urge the Penn community to continue supporting Ukraine, one year after the Russian invasion.