During his term, the former executive vice president of the University of Pennsylvania Health System was seen as a stabilizing force by many in the University community.
CHOP physicians warn World Cup crowds could heighten infectious disease risk in Philadelphia
Cases of illnesses that have been uncommon in Pennsylvania in recent years are at risk of rising, according to doctors at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Penn Medicine was named as FIFA’s official medical services provider in Philadelphia, while the Palestra hosted the Philadelphia leg of the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour.
Penn advises continued caution despite federal court overturning H-1B visa fee
The advisory asked the Penn community to “exercise caution” after the Department of Homeland Security’s $100,000 supplemental fee for H-1B visas was struck down on Monday.
CHOP physicians warn World Cup crowds could heighten infectious disease risk in Philadelphia
Cases of illnesses that have been uncommon in Pennsylvania in recent years are at risk of rising, according to doctors at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
Penn Medicine was named as FIFA’s official medical services provider in Philadelphia, while the Palestra hosted the Philadelphia leg of the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour.
“I got into the race because that’s what I wanted to do: to serve people via that process,” 2025 College graduate Leo Solga told the DP.
CHOP hosts former Penn Med professor at immunology symposium
The daylong event featured a keynote presentation from pediatrics professor emeritus Stanley Plotkin, as well as speakers from several other universities and medical institutions representing a range of pediatric specialties.
For Faculty Senate Chair Roy Hamilton, Penn’s values are built to last
Neurology professor and former DEI head Roy Hamilton emphasized “effectiveness and legitimacy” when approaching the role and leading Penn’s diverse standing faculty body.
Penn law clinic files brief challenging slavery exhibit removal at Independence Park
The dismantling began in January by the order of 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump and was paused due to a district court’s preliminary injunction in February.
Penn Engineering changes email domain to ‘unify’ school identity
The announcement stated that the change is “part of the School’s ongoing efforts to strengthen and unify the Penn Engineering brand.”
The layoffs, which were completed June 2, mark the latest step taken by Penn to address financial uncertainty as a result of federal policies.
Penn student lands Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia for educational gaming startup
Since he cofounded the company in 2022, its games have reached over 25,000 students across Southeast Asia, according to Forbes.
Penn GSE appoints inaugural associate dean for community, climate after eliminating DEI role
In a statement to the DP, Remillard wrote that she seeks to foster a supportive environment and improve teaching quality in the new role.
Penn Medicine Doylestown Health taps new CEO
Craig Gronczewski, who previously worked at Penn Medicine Princeton Health, became CEO on June 1 after being named last month.
Penn Medicine extends Health System CEO Kevin Mahoney’s contract
Mahoney, who was first appointed to the position in July 2019, will head the Health System through June 2031.
Over 700 Penn research associates, postdocs sign petition supporting international workers
The June 3 demonstration was organized ahead of RAPUP’s bargaining session with the University next week.
Penn Vet launches AI-powered livestock behavior lab
The Data, Analytics, and Technology for AI in Livestock Animal Behavior opened at Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center on May 20.
Penn Dental graduating class recognizes faculty, staff with academic impact awards
The awards highlighted six individuals and were presented during a senior farewell celebration.
Penn professor named Medicare advisory commission chair
Amol Navathe, a senior fellow at Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, will serve in the role until April 2029.



















