The buildings on Penn’s campus are not designed in one homogenous style and instead reflect the historical period during which they were created.
Water main break floods GSE building, moves classes
The incident disrupted multiple classes and flooded nearby sections of Locust Walk.
Penn endowment sees over $6 billion jump in largest single-year return on record
After years of steady growth, the endowment saw a staggering 27.4% return in fiscal year 2026.
A ‘Penn kind of football’ turns 150
From 1982 to the present, a look at the team that has been the championship standard of the Ivy League.
Josh Narcisse believed in the process. It worked
The senior defensive back has turned each obstacle into opportunity.
There are levels to Karson Siqueiros-Lasky
The junior quarterback’s passion for the sport translates to success on the gridiron.
Breaking down Penn football’s 2026 season matchups
The Quakers open their campaign on the road against Bucknell.
Many credit the Office of General Counsel with steering the University through a legal minefield. Others worry its growing influence has undermined longstanding democratic processes.
A history of the Penn presidency
As the search for Penn’s 11th president continues, The Daily Pennsylvanian dug through University archives to examine the history of the office.
Faculty weigh how Penn should respond to Trump’s higher education reform letter
The Aug. 3 letter called on universities to publicly disclose how they intend to reform admissions, academics, free speech, intellectual diversity, and align with national interests.
Penn begins search for next Weitzman School of Design dean
Frederick Steiner’s deanship, initially set to last until 2023, was extended in 2021 and again in 2024.
Penn’s sprint football team welcomes athletes from a variety of backgrounds.
The picks are in for Penn football’s home opener against Lehigh
The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department predicts the game outcomes for Penn football’s home opener against Lehigh.
The Quakers are currently on a four-game win streak, the program’s longest since 2021.
The freshman quarterback’s electric debut earns him both conference and national recognition
Lee | Two takeaways from Penn’s season-opener win against Bucknell
Penn football opens its 150th season with a sense of jubilation while offering glimpses of what’s to come.
Penn women’s cross country shows out at Haverford Mainline Invitational
All of Penn’s top seven women finished within the top 30.
Penn’s friendship industrial complex
Senior columnist Lindsay Muneton argues that Penn’s culture of friendship is driven more by quantity than quality.
Why do pre-meds choose to suffer?
Columnist Dew Udagedara investigates the lack of intellectual interest in STEM and pre-med circles.
Letter to the Editor | Existential risk shouldn’t be hand-waved away
2026 College graduate and Ph.D. student Mark Hellwig responds to DP coverage on the future of AI.
Learn the history of your discipline
Contributor Zoe Mackey argues that all college students should study the historical circumstances, intellectual debates, and assumptions that shaped their chosen disciplines.
General education requirements have to go
Columnist Eden Liu argues that general requirements undermine the curiosity they were designed to foster.
Many credit the Office of General Counsel with steering the University through a legal minefield. Others worry its growing influence has undermined longstanding democratic processes.
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Wharton Dean Erika James to discuss how artificial intelligence will shape the school’s future.
Using figures from the University’s Common Data Set, The Daily Pennsylvanian compared changes in the cost of undergraduate attendance with the local consumer price index.
Penn community discusses lingering impacts of federal antisemitism lawsuit
According to Katz Center Director Steven Weitzman, the event examined the constitutional, legal, and ethical questions associated with the case.
Penn civil rights center names inaugural leadership
The University established the Center for Civil Rights in June to consolidate civil rights resources, simplify the reporting and resolution of complaints, and maintain compliance with legal requirements.
The four-course College Foundations program now offers roughly 300 first years an early look at the College’s upcoming curriculum overhaul.
A ‘Penn kind of football’ turns 150
Mapping the most popular undergraduate majors at Penn
The College Students Training AI to Do Their Jobs
Aivan Uttapa Plays Himself in ‘Olmo’
Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil’ Makes You Fall in Love With an NPC
Against All Odds, I Still Have ‘Hope’
Wharton Student Questions Summer Internship at Golden Man Sack: Elderly Sperm Bank
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High schoolers see Penn summer programs as a resume booster. For the University, they’re a moneymaker
The costs of attendance of these programs ranges from less than $400 to upwards of $23,000, though some grant scholarships.
How Penn’s legal battle with the EEOC unfolded
While the decision effectively ends the court proceedings between Penn and the EEOC, it leaves certain legal questions on the table.
The convicted sex offender cultivated a relationship with a woman who would enroll at Penn Carey Law in 2013, telling her the steep tuition would be worth it if she found him girls on campus.













