Front Breaking
Penn wrestling takes fourth at EIWA Championships
Junior Nick Incontrera highlighted a strong leading group for the Quakers.
Penn softball picks up first series win of the season with sweep of Coppin State
An explosive fourth inning paved the way for the Quakers' 11-3 win to complete the sweep of the Eagles.
Clark Slajchert of Penn men’s basketball enters transfer portal for graduate year
Slajchert recently became the 43rd player in program history to score 1,000 points.
1963 Wharton graduate Stuart Weitzman reflects on philanthropy amid donor backlash over antisemitism
Weitzman is the founder and current chairman emeritus of footwear brand Stuart Weitzman and a longtime donor to the University.
Penn initiative awards funding for five new health and safety research projects in Philadelphia
The five new projects include initiatives to improve care for childhood asthma and create an AI-based community arts platform, according to the Penn Nursing announcement.
Penn researchers to expand student team for work on NASA space telescope project
The NASA-led Roman Space Telescope, which has been in development for over a decade, is set to launch in May 2027.
Penn Cheer and Quaker Girls: Two different spirit groups that bring the energy to Red and Blue game days
The two different groups differ in organizational structure and funding but hope to ease those differences moving forward.
Penn men’s swimming and diving finish fourth at Ivy League Championships
The Quakers performance at the Ivys was headlined with a championship title from junior breaststroker Matt Fallon.
Smith | Another day, another loss to Princeton. What needs to change for Penn men’s basketball next season?
A recommitment to offensive fundamentals and an emphasis on defense are both crucial in turning the program around.
Mritika Senthil | Why critics are missing the mark on Penn’s artificial intelligence major
Columnist Mritika Senthil argues in defense of Penn’s new AI major, describing how private universities can reconcile their legacies of being “out of touch” while shaping the future.
Quaker Nation | A new champ in town
Also, a recap of Penn basketball's matchups from this weekend.
DP Daybreak | Who governs Penn?
Also, Penn will continue its test-optional policy in admissions, bucking with some Ivies who have reinstated the testing requirement.
Former Penn professor, President Joe Biden campaigns outside Philadelphia after State of the Union
Biden, a former Benjamin Franklin Professor of Presidential Practice, spoke to a Wallingford, Pa. crowd at Strath Haven Middle School about issues such as reproductive rights and the economy.
Supreme Court rules in favor of 1968 Wharton graduate, former President Donald Trump in ballot eligibility case
The decision ensures that Trump's name will appear on both the primary and general election ballots in Colorado, Maine, and other states that have issued similar challenges.
Three takeaways from the DP's investigation into Wharton group's alleged 'missing' charity donation
The Wharton Graduate Association — which controls the funds raised from Fight Night’s 2023 event — promised that the $165,000 donation would be made in full, sources said.
1968 Wharton graduate, former President Donald Trump to contest third election after Nikki Haley withdraws
In her speech announcing her concession of the GOP primary, Haley said that she would “congratulate [Trump] and wish him well” — but notably did not endorse him.
Inside Penn's highest governing body: The Board of Trustees, by the numbers
The analysis found that Penn has the second largest Board of Trustees in the Ivy League with 50 members.
Penn Medicine reports $117.4 million in operating profits for first half of fiscal 2024
For the six months ending Dec. 31, Penn Med had an operating margin of 2.2% over a total revenue of $5.3 billion, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Penn men's basketball sees tough loss on senior night, marking the end to a difficult campaign
As Penn bid their seniors farewell, Princeton marched on as the Tigers claimed the Ivy League throne.