Front Breaking
National Labor Relations Board alleges Starbucks union busting at 34th and Walnut streets location
In response to a request for comment, Starbucks contested the validity of the complaint in regards to disobeying the NLRA and defended their actions at the Philadelphia locations.
Isabella Glassman | Sidechat or Greekrank 2.0?
Columnist Isabella Glassman discusses how recent Sidechat usage has centered on sorority and fraternity recruitment in a negative light, providing cruel comments instead of comedy or thoughtful discussion.
Ivy League women's basketball power rankings: Midseason
With seven games left to play and the Ivy League race crowded, the DP is here to break down how the conference's women's basketball teams rank.
Mask and Wig performs first Annual Production as gender-inclusive group in 134-year history
Founded as an all-male collegiate musical comedy troupe in 1889, Mask and Wig announced in the fall of 2021 that it would be eliminating the male gender requirement as a qualification.
Penn Daily: Wednesday, Feb. 1 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Wednesday, Feb. 1 with our newsletter anchor.
There's a new Quaker in town: Penn men's tennis coach Rich Bonfiglio
Bonfiglio was most recently in the Ivy League as an assistant coach with Columbia from 2019 until 2021.
Penn to host Women in Data Science conference with speakers from Zillow, TikTok
The Feb. 3 conference will include talks from leaders in data science, question-and-answer sessions with speakers, and networking opportunities.
Penn preclinical trial discovers potential of CAR-T gel in eliminating residual cancer cells
The creation of the gel could significantly improve the effectiveness of surgery for solid tumors.
Penn Libraries unveils new collection of children's books about diversity
The new collection of award-winning children's books features characters from diverse backgrounds.
Allison Santa-Cruz | Creating yourself in the new year
Columnist Allison Santa-Cruz advises that there should be an emphasis on the process of creating yourself — rather than finding yourself – in college.
Penn senior charged with alleged assault at 2021 Castle party found not guilty
The senior was accused of injuring a then-Penn sophomore at a party held on Sept. 4, 2021, in the chapter house of his fraternity.
Everything you need to know about the 2023 restaurant scene in University City
Located next to campus, Franklin's Table has welcomed three new eateries. Two additional restaurants recently opened in University City, and several more plan to open by the end of 2023.
UA tables joint resolution with GAPSA for student representation on Board of Trustees
If the resolution is successfully revised and approved by GAPSA and UA by March 2, it will be in the hands of the trustees to decide.
Penn Daily: Tuesday, Jan. 31 briefing
Listen to the top headlines on Tuesday, Jan. 31 with our newsletter anchor.
House Committee alleges foreign influence from Antony Blinken, previous Penn Biden Center manager
The letter, which was sent on Jan. 23 and written by Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas), asked for clarification on Blinken's knowledge of classified documents at the Center.
'Rapid increase' in rodent sightings in KCECH disrupts student living
Residents on every floor of Kings Court — one of the two buildings in the first-year college house — told The Daily Pennsylvanian that they have seen more mice in their rooms and in the hallways.
Penn on track to meet 2024 campus climate goals as student activists demand broader action
Among other findings, the report said that the main campus’ carbon footprint decreased by 45% from 2009 to 2022.
Looking back at when Pelé played at Franklin Field
The Brazilian superstar played a match on Penn's campus on July 10, 1976.
Timethius J. Terrell | University administrators should pay student leaders
Guest columnist Timethius J. Terrell urges Penn administrators to compensate essential student leaders for all of the work they put in on top of their coursework and extracurricular commitments.