Penn women’s soccer senior goalkeeper Annabel Austen set to transfer to USC
(11/25/25 8:48pm)
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Kelly Writers House hosts poetry editor to discuss book of collected letters
(11/24/25 4:33am)
Kelly Writers House hosted a conversation on Nov. 19 with Daniel Benjamin, the co-editor of poet Jack Spicer’s book of collected letters “Even Strange Ghosts Can Be Shared.”
SNF Paideia Program hosts University Chaplain to discuss book on ‘uncovering’ life paths
(11/24/25 4:33am)
The SNF Paideia Program and the Du Bois College House co-sponsored a book talk on Nov. 21 featuring Penn’s University Chaplain Rev. Charles Howard to discuss his latest work “Uncovering Your Path.”
Federal agency sues Penn, alleges Univ. withheld information in antisemitism investigation
(11/19/25 1:55am)
The United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed a lawsuit against Penn alleging that the University failed to provide documents requested for an investigation into its handling of antisemitism complaints from Jewish faculty and staff on Tuesday.
2025 Weitzman Awards honors students, researchers for innovations in climate science, public health
(11/14/25 5:17am)
On Nov. 12, the Stuart Weitzman School of Design honored students, architects, and researchers for innovations in climate resilience and public health at its 2025 awards ceremony.
Ivy community reacts to Penn men’s basketball alumni-driven NIL, internship initiative
(11/13/25 3:15am)
Members of the Penn men’s basketball community, including Director of Athletics and Recreation Alanna Wren, reacted to reports of the team’s new alumni-driven name, image, and likeness and internship initiative in a series of interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
‘He just attacked life’: Penn football reflects on impact of honorary captain Vhito DeCapria
(11/10/25 4:30am)
Tucked in with a blanket, Vhittorio “Vhito” Nicholas DeCapria sat in his stroller on the sidelines as Penn football prepared to play Harvard in Boston.
Penn senior VP Thomas Murphy discusses 'Penn Forward' Operational Transformation initiative in Q&A
(11/04/25 4:48am)
Penn’s senior vice president and chief transformation officer Thomas Murphy discussed his progress as chair of the Operational Transformation working group of “Penn Forward” in a question and answer interview with Penn Today.
A tale of two programs: Penn men’s basketball’s historic rise, fall, and quest to rise again
(11/06/25 2:21am)
This story is part one in a two-part series chronicling the history of Penn’s men’s basketball program. Read part two here.
Elijah Ramirez | The cost of caring too much
(11/09/25 8:39pm)
In high school, getting into Penn was plenty to brag about. As 1 of the roughly 3000 students admitted each year, the acceptance rate spoke for itself. You quickly learn, though, that most of the peers you meet at Penn are more accomplished, more knowledgeable, and more articulate than you are. We start coffee chatting with organizations to build our network. We go to Pottruck for the sports expo and look into trying out for club sports teams. We also start gearing up to rush Sorority and Fraternity Life.
Penn students say White House compact endangers campus speech, diversity in DP interviews
(10/07/25 4:10am)
In interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Penn students voiced reactions to the White House preferential funding compact sent to the University last Wednesday.
Penn Museum creates archive of newly digitized photos to document Yazidi history
(10/07/25 2:09am)
Nearly 300 photographs taken in northern Iraq during the 1930s and stored at the Penn Museum have been digitized and shared with the Yazidi community — which is indigenous to that region — forming what researchers describe as the group’s first visual archive.
Kelly Writers House hosts Nora Magid Mentorship Prize panel on careers in journalism and media
(10/02/25 5:21am)
The Kelly Writers House hosted the Nora Magid Mentorship Prize’s annual panel featuring four College graduates who discussed their careers in journalism and media.
Penn Carey Law hosts former Board of Trustees Chair Scott Bok to discuss Wall Street memoir
(09/26/25 5:02am)
Former University Board of Trustees Chair Scott Bok discussed his recently released book at an event hosted by the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School on Thursday.
Perry World House hosts president of Namibia for talk on democracy, gender, and leadership
(09/26/25 2:42pm)
Perry World House hosted Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, the president of Namibia, on Thursday for a conversation on democratic governance, gender parity, and Africa’s economic future.
‘Lowest on the totem pole’: Penn lecturers allege job insecurity, lack of representation
(09/24/25 3:49am)
Penn’s Faculty Handbook describes lecturers as “eminent scholars” who provide “valuable instructional services” to Penn and its student body. But in interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian, non-tenure track faculty said that their day-to-day experiences and treatment do not reflect that description.
Last-minute field goal lifts Penn football to 24-21 season-opening win over Stonehill
(09/20/25 10:06pm)
EASTON, Mass. — Freshman kicker Mason Walters arrived on Penn’s campus a month ago. He spent the last few weeks learning where his classes are. But in his first collegiate football game, he kicked like he’d been there before.
Penn alumnus Jonah Platt records 'Being Jewish' podcast episode live at the Weitzman Museum
(09/19/25 2:23am)
The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History hosted a live podcast taping with 2008 College graduate Jonah Platt on Wednesday.
Meet Penn football’s 2025 captains
(09/18/25 4:57am)
With a new football season comes a changing of the guard, and four newly nominated captains will take the helm for the Quakers in 2025.
One last ride: Who does senior quarterback Liam O’Brien want to be in his final season?
(09/18/25 4:54am)
When senior quarterback Liam O’Brien first took the field for the Quakers three seasons ago, fans knew what was coming.
