Front Breaking
Penn football alumnus Justin Watson wins Super Bowl LVII
The 2018 graduate became the first Penn alum to play in the Super Bowl.
Penn Daily: Tuesday, Feb. 14 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Tuesday, Feb. 14 with our newsletter anchor.
Penn researchers behind mRNA vaccine inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame
Karikó, a professor of neurosurgery at Penn, and Weissman, a Roberts Family Professor in Vaccine Research, are well-known for their research into messenger RNA.
Interim Penn Women's Center Director Elisa Foster named new permanent director
Associate Vice Provost for University Life Will Atkins made the announcement on Feb. 10 in an email to the center's students, faculty, and stakeholders.
Penn student groups organize fundraising efforts to support Turkey-Syria earthquake relief
Penn Arab Student Society, Fenjan: The Middle East Journal, Penn Muslim Students Association, Penn Afghan Students Association, and Penn Students Against the Occupation are collecting donations to provide immediate relief to survivors.
Fiona Miller | Feel free to be un-fun
Columnist Fiona Miller discusses the work-life imbalance and the pressures of navigating optional work events.
Penn among America’s top ranked colleges led by a woman or person of color
Six of the eight Ivy League Universities will be led by a woman starting this fall.
Inspired by his father, Andrew Laczkowski of Penn men's basketball excels in increased role
The junior has been making the most of an increased role this year to impact the game outside of just the points column.
Penn, Philadelphia react to Eagles loss in Super Bowl LVII
Thousands of people gathered as soon as the final whistle blew, and the mood was largely somber and bitter throughout campus and the city.
Protestors disrupt Magill speech at Penn Alumni event, urge Penn to preserve UC Townhomes
After interrupting the event, community members from the Coalition to Save the UC Townhomes and other students joined the demonstration as they marched from Huntsman Hall to the UC Townhomes.
Penn and the NBA: Comparing Penn men's basketball players to NBA stars
Nikola Jokic? One of the Curry brothers? Though they play in different leagues, the similarities between these players and their Penn counterparts are undeniable.
Undergraduate Assembly mid-year report cites progress on arts funding, transfer experience, diversity
The report was published online on the Undergraduate Assembly’s website to update the Penn community on the work that the UA has been undertaking and ensure that they remain accountable to the student body.
Wharton Customer Analytics and AI for Business combine, citing 'fast-moving' changes in tech
The combined program unites the AI courses and academic research provided by AI for Business with the global datasets and the student programming in corporate analytics provided by Wharton Customer Analytics.
Penn pledges to strengthen relations with India at Penn India Engagement Forum
Penn faculty, alumni, and business leaders discussed initiatives to support India’s growth after COVID-19.
Keshav Ramesh | The Wharton School should drop out of MBA rankings
Columnist Keshav Ramesh asserts that Wharton should take the lead in dropping out of business school rankings due to their flawed methodologies, following the trends set by top law and medical schools over the last few months.
Penn men's basketball increases win streak to five following 80-72 defeat of Harvard
The Quakers overcame a furious comeback attempt by Harvard in the match's closing minutes to hold onto their lead.
Kayla Padilla's 27-point performance leads Penn women's basketball to 70-64 win over Harvard
Following the win, Penn is 7-3 in conference play with four matches left in the regular season.
Penn Daily: Friday, Feb. 10 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Friday, Feb. 10 with our newsletter anchor.
Engineering Ph.D. students call for increase to doctoral stipend in letter to administrators
The letter comes after Penn announced the largest one-time increase to the minimum Ph.D. stipend in December.