On Breaking Bread, host Chinelo Osakwe sat down with College senior Pilar Wingle to discuss how her Puerto Rican heritage has influenced her education and career. Footage by Skylar Fraser Editing by Sarah Gebremeskel Audio by Chinelo Osakwe
"Breaking Bread” host Chinelo Osakwe sits down with leaders of the Health of African Immigrants Program to explore how their diverse upbringings — from Germany and Morocco to Oklahoma — have shaped their core values and academic journeys. Edited by Jean Park. Design by Jean Park.
From a speaker event with a Philadelphia Eagles running back to a win against Dartmouth at Franklin Field, see how The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the past week at Penn. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/10/this-week-in-photos-sept-29-oct-5"
Opinion columnist Lindsay Muneton discusses Penn’s culture of leaving behind passions for lucrative careers. Footage by Ben Sheffield Editing by Uma Mukhopadhyay Audio by Carolina Borges
During the past week, Penn welcomed over 2,200 members of the Class of 2029 to campus. Thousands of returning students joined the Class of 2029 in West Philadelphia. This year’s New Student Orientation included more than 200 events, with programming running from Aug. 18 to 25. Second-Year Orientation offered programming to returning students from Aug. 24 to 29. From move-in to the annual Convocation ceremony, see the moments captured by The Daily Pennsylvanian’s photographers. Photos by Justin Abenoja, Grace Chen, Jackson Ford, Jennifer Long, and Ethan Young.
This is Grand Slam Track, in photos. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/06/in-photos-grand-slam-track-philadelphia"
Here's how The Daily Pennsylvanian's photographers captured the events of Penn's 269th Commencement ceremony. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/05/in-photos-penn-celebrates-2025-commencement"
Watch how The Daily Pennsylvanian captured athletes’ hair, bows, nails, and other accessories at the 2025 Penn Relay Carnival. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/04/battle-of-the-bows-braids-and-bedazzled-spikes-penn-relays-red-hot-style"
From April 24-26, Franklin Field became a hub of athletes, spectators, and die-hard fans. The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the colorful carnival that was Penn Relays 2025.
On April 20th, the Penn community celebrated Holi, the vibrant Hindu festival marking the arrival of spring. Although Holi traditionally falls in March, the Penn community gathered in front of College Hall on a sunny April afternoon to partake in the festivities. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/04/2025-holi-celebration-college-hall"
The historic Penn Relay Carnival is set to take place April 24-26 at Franklin Field. Penn Relays expanded significantly over the first few decades in terms of its participating schools. By 1920, Franklin Field was the permanent home of the Penn Relays. Explore how the crowds have changed over the years, particularly after the construction of the upper deck of the stadium in 1925. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/04/a-visual-history-of-penn-relay-crowds"
From the official announcement of Penn’s men’s basketball new head coach to the annual Stephen A. Levin Family Dean’s Forum, see how The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the past week at Penn. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/04/this-week-in-photos-april-7-to-13"
The Social Planning and Events Committee hosted the 52nd annual Spring Fling on April 4 and 5. The concert took place at Penn Park on April 4 with a student DJ set from Shalabeatz — first year Engineering students and twin brothers Adam and Ali Shalabi. Singer-songwriter Jay Sean opened the show, and rapper and singer Sexyy Red was the headliner. The Spring Fling Daytime Festival took place on April 5. The festival included free themed merch, a variety of food, and activities. Photos by Jean Park and Connie Zhao.
Welcome to the first episode of IDK Either, where the multimedia editors give their takes on Penn's club culture. Edited by Lydia Tong.
From Take Back the Night to the 52nd Spring Fling festival, see how The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the past week at Penn. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/04/this-week-in-photos-march-31-to-april-6"
The 1970s was marked by significant student activism on campus. From a push to invest in West Philadelphia to anti-war calls for the University to divest from the military, Penn students made it clear that activism was as much a part of their campus life as their education was. During this time, one of the most successful movements on campus was the fight against sexual violence. In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April, The Daily Pennsylvanian took a look back at the progression of the anti-sexual harassment and Take Back the Night movement on campus. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/04/take-back-the-night-archival-photo-essay"
From a talk with John Green to Penn gymnastics’ fourth win at the Gymnastics East Conference Championships, see how The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the past week at Penn. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/03/this-week-in-photos-march-17-to-23"
Over three days of competition, seven Penn wrestlers took to the mats at the NCAA Division I Championships, battling through a challenging double-elimination bracket in pursuit of national titles. The following is a look at how the tournament unfolded in photos. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/03/in-photos-ncaa-d1-mens-wrestling-championship"
The spring equinox begins at 5:01 a.m. EDT on March 20, 2025, marking the official start of spring. In honor of the seasonal change, The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the animals that call Penn’s campus home. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/03/in-photos-campus-creatures-enjoy-spring-weather"
From a charity clothing sale to the Board of Trustees’ winter meeting, see how The Daily Pennsylvanian captured the past week at Penn. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/03/this-week-in-photos-feb-24-to-march-2"
Here are the stories of four Penn faculty members who are teaching Black history, culture, and identity in innovative ways. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/03/meet-four-professors-black-history-education"
In 1879, Penn enrolled Black students for the first time in its history — William Adger, Nathan Francis Mossell, and James Brister. However, it wasn’t until national cries for equality during the civil rights movement of the 1960s that Penn began to dramatically increase the number of admitted Black students. In student organizations and clubs, Black students organized for the implementation of cultural centers, academic programs, and other community-focused initiatives. Now, 146 years after the first Black students were admitted, let’s take a look at the history of students and faculty activism to combat racism and spotlight Black identity at Penn. document.location = "https://www.thedp.com/article/2025/02/in-photos-black-history-archival-photo-essay"
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