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American trust in federal judiciary has declined 25%, new Annenberg study finds
The report detailed the implications of such a decline, despite the judiciary historically garnering more public trust than the legislative and executive branches of the federal government.
Penn rower Isak Žvegelj finishes 22nd in rowing competition at 2024 Paris Olympics
Žvegelj was faced with the daunting task of outperforming some of the world’s best competitors in this event.
Mariana Martinez | We Need All Eyes on Venezuela
Columnist Mariana Martinez demands the international community’s support for the people of Venezuela.
2020 graduate Nia Akins finishes 10th in the 800-meter semifinals at the 2024 Paris Olympics
Akins reached the Olympics after placing first in the 800-meters during the 2024 Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore.
Penn grad Ashley Anumba misses out on women’s throwing final at 2024 Paris Olympics
Despite not medaling, Anumba has already brought her home country of Nigeria a medal during the 2024 African Championships
Choosing Penn: Four incoming first years reflect on domestic, international college applications
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with two international and two domestic students who applied to universities abroad and in the United States to understand the differences in application processes and why all four chose Penn.
DP Daybreak | Fallon places 10th in Paris
Also, the DP examined Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s ties to Penn as Harris’ list of vice presidential candidates shortens.
Penn Medicine to transfer only nursing home unit to new operator
Rittenhouse Post Acute will take over the 19-bed unit located at Penn Rittenhouse — formerly the Graduate Hospital — marking a shift in Penn Medicine’s approach to its skilled-nursing services.
Philadelphia Historical Commission approves creation of Southeast Spruce Hill Historic District
The new district will stretch between Spruce Street and Woodland Avenue and between 39th and 43rd streets — in close proximity to Penn's campus.
Big 5 Men’s Basketball Preview: Can Penn play stunner again?
The Quakers made waves with their upset of Villanova last November.
Engineering School graduate student Matthew Hoyt died June 24
Vice Provost for University Life Karu Kozuma and Engineering School Dean Vijay Kumar notified members of the master of computer and information technology program of Hoyt’s passing in an email sent on July 19.
Rising senior Matt Fallon places 10th at 2024 Paris Olympics in the 200-meter breaststroke
The American-record holder just missed the 200m breaststroke final by a brutal 0.07 seconds
Spotlight on Shapiro: Exploring the vice presidential prospect and Pa. governor’s ties to Penn
As support for Shapiro grows, The Daily Pennsylvanian examined the governor’s involvement with the University during his time in office — and why it might matter.
Recent Penn graduate Blake Broszus crashes out of 2024 Olympics in the second round of the men’s foil individual
The 2024 Wharton graduate made his second straight appearance at the Olympic Games representing Team Canada
Trop, Zaffiro, Dromboski of Penn baseball sign MLB deals
Winning two Ivy Championships in the past two years, the trio leave behind a sterling legacy.
Rising freshman fencer Malak Hamza loses in Olympic debut for Egypt in women's foil individual round of 32
Despite the loss, Hamza learned from the event and is excited to begin her career with Penn
Ananya Shah | Money talks, Biden walks
Columnist Ananya Shah explores President Biden’s withdrawal from the 2024 presidential election and donors’ influence on the decision.
Penn students, administrator testify at Pa. Senate hearing on campus antisemitism
The testimonies focused on experiences this past semester, particularly regarding the Gaza Solidarity Encampment, other protests, and the University‘s response to antisemitism on campus.