Front Breaking
Magill pledges to regain trust of critical donors as students protest outside Board of Trustees meeting
“I have heard from some that I have not been as effective as I could have been or should have been," Magill told the trustees.
Brett Seaton | What job should you choose after graduation?
Columnist Brett Seaton discusses the career selection process at Penn and how to think probabilistically about your future.
Penn wrestling looks to build off of last season’s success in 2023-24 campaign
Eight Quakers competed at the 2023 NCAA Championships in March.
Crain | Parity is Penn football's best hope
After finding themselves with two losses, the Quakers should want chaos to reign in the Ivy League this season.
Esha Velaga prepares to represent Penn women's tennis at ITA Nationals
The freshman qualified by winning her bracket at the Northeast Super Regional last month.
Penn field hockey closes regular season at Delaware with a 4-3 loss
The Quakers fell 4-3 to the Blue Hens, and end the regular season with a 5-2 conference record.
Penn football's running backs take on new roles this season
The position group has seen new players step up following the departure of last year's leading rusher Trey Flowers.
No room for error: Penn football set to face Cornell for Homecoming
Following last week's loss against Brown, Saturday's contest becomes a must-win for the Quakers' Ivy title hopes.
The picks are in: Penn football versus Cornell
The Quakers will face the Big Red at Franklin Field for Homecoming on Saturday.
Previewing Penn at the inaugural field hockey Ivy League Tournament
The Quakers will be matched up against top-seeded Harvard in Friday's semifinal.
Greenfield Intercultural Center designates associate director to support Natives at Penn
Baricuatro serves as the first advisor for Natives at Penn.
Penn continues to lose donors, including building namesakes and Penn Club of New York founder
The latest longtime donors joining the backlash against University leadership include 1967 College graduate Stephen Levin — the namesake of the Stephen A. Levin Building.
How the ongoing donor backlash against the University will affect Penn’s finances and academics
While the drop in revenue is unlikely to affect the student experience in the short-term, experts said that the long-term financial and academic impacts are much less certain.
David J. Shapiro | Amy Wax, Liz Magill, and Hypocrisy
Guest Columnist David J. Shapiro argues that the University’s response to the Palestine Writes Literature Festival and the pro-Palestine rallies calling for “resistance” and “revolution” demonstrate that Professor Wax is the victim of selective prosecution and an insidious double standard.
Penn's Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology celebrates 10-year anniversary
The Krishna P. Singh Center for Nanotechnology, which has facilitated innovative research in targeted medicine and fabrication of nanomaterials, celebrated its 10-year anniversary on Oct. 26.
Penn study highlights therapeutic benefits of personal narratives produced by Chat GPT-4
The project, which successfully completed its first two phases, uses large language models to craft personal narratives, unlocking potential applications in both self-exploration and therapeutic treatment.
$35.6 million expansion and renovation of Penn’s Graduate School of Education unveiled
On Oct. 25, the $35.6 million expansion and renovation of Penn’s Graduate School of Education was unveiled by Penn President Liz Magill and GSE Board members.
Spencer Gibbs | Do you love democracy? Then vote Republican.
Columnist Spencer Gibbs prescribes changing parties to vote in the 2024 election primaries.
Penn Democrats | Why you should vote this year
Penn Democrats urge the Penn community to vote on Nov. 7 in light of recent United States Supreme Court decisions and efforts to dismantle our fundamental rights.