Front Breaking
Penn men's basketball travels to New Hampshire to face Big Green
The Quakers look to build off last week's narrow victory against Brown and head to Hanover, N.H., to face the seventh-place Dartmouth Big Green Saturday at 2 p.m.
Pa. unveiled a new state congressional map. Here’s what Penn political leaders have to say.
The court chose a map submitted by a group of citizens and proposed by the Democratic plaintiffs that used the "least-change" approach to maintain the same, general representation as the previous map.
Members of the Paul Robeson High School community are calling for renovations
Parents, staff, and students of the Robeson High School community gathered at district headquarters on Tuesday to fight for renovations for the school.
Yale Law School announces full-tuition scholarships for low-income students
The new Soledad ‘92 and Robert Hurst Horizon Scholarship program will grant 45 to 50 full scholarships to J.D. students, awarding more than $70,000 annually per student.
Penn Pre-Dental Society to host "Give Kids a Smile" event
The volunteering event will educate students at The City School at Spruce Hill on the importance of oral hygiene and dental healthcare.
Timethius J. Terrell | Diversity, equity, and inclusion: What predominantly white universities could learn from Beyonce's “Black Is King”
Columnist Timethius J. Terrell urges predominantly white universities to reconsider their often ineffective approaches towards diversity, equity, and inclusion, using Beyonce’s “Black Is King” as a reference.
Amjad Hamza | Don’t donate to Penn; the world needs your dollars
Guest columnist Amjad Hamza argues that Penn students and current donors should redirect their donations to the world’s most effective causes.
Jaden Cloobeck | Use Penn’s alumni network. It may change your life.
Columnist Jaden Cloobeck encourages students to reach out to Penn alumni using the MyPenn database because doing so may lead to informative lessons and connections.
DP Sports Players of the Week: Catherine Buroker and Lia Thomas
Women’s swimming posted program-best results at the Ivy League Championships.
Ten Penn faculty members named American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellows
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with four of the honored faculty members: Katalin Karikó, Sara Cherry, Hongjun Song, and Kathleen Hall Jamieson.
Penn graduate Elon Musk's brain chip company issues response to lawsuit alleging animal abuse
The PCRM supplied records showing that 15 out of 23 monkeys experimented on by Neuralink at UC Davis had died, and all had suffered from behavioral and physical injuries.
Wharton professor Judd Kessler awarded inaugural Howard Marks Endowed Professorship
The Howard Marks Endowed Professorship is awarded with the purpose of encouraging and supporting those like Kessler to explore an intersection of business and behavior in the industry sector and apply the results to society.
Penn women's basketball faces crucial test at Cornell
With just three games remaining in their season and only a half-game out of the top half of the conference, the Quakers' game against Cornell on Wednesday will be one of their most crucial ones all season.
Alfredo Praticò | Magill’s first test: Getting Penn’s support of Lea Elementary right
Columnist Alfredo Praticò argues that the success of Penn’s multi-year, multi-million dollar investment into Lea Elementary hinges on Penn’s new president, Liz Magill.
Penn lifts double-masking requirement as COVID-19 cases continue to decline
University administrators wrote that the requirement to double-mask or use a KN95, N95, or KF95 mask in campus buildings is now reversed. They added that wearing masks indoors is still required.
Self-serve options return to dining halls for the first time since before pandemic
In an email sent to The Daily Pennsylvanian on Feb. 20, Director of Hospitality Services Pam Lampitt said that the move back to self-service marks a return to pre-pandemic dining operations.
In Photos: Heartbreak for men's squash as Harvard defends the Potter Cup
Penn's men's squash team — ranked No. 1 in the country and undefeated until Sunday — lost the College Squash Championships to Harvard in a painful 4-5 defeat.
Student-created app allows users to connect over shared Korean pop culture interests
The pair of students launched Kfans in November 2021 after they had met in a Korean popular culture class at Penn and connected over their shared passion for K-dramas.
Greek life rush registration returns to pre-pandemic levels
Penn's Panhellenic Council sorority rush was completely online, while Interfraternity Council fraternities held a mix of virtual and in-person rush events.