Penn Students Share Their Campus Gems
The Daily Pennsylvanian asked Penn students to share their campus gems. Footage by Una Cutrone, Hailey Jiang, and Veronica Guo Editing by Uma Mukhopadhyay
The Daily Pennsylvanian asked Penn students to share their campus gems. Footage by Una Cutrone, Hailey Jiang, and Veronica Guo Editing by Uma Mukhopadhyay
"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.
In this interactive graphic, the DP explores how different Ivy League schools handle policies around sexual harassment and assault. RELATED: Loosening of legal standards for sexual assault conviction sparks heated debate
In this interactive graphic, the DP looks back on Rick Santorum’s campaign and interactions with Penn. RELATED: Santorum had rocky past at Penn
First Lady Michelle Obama and Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, spoke at Irvine Auditorium to mark the one-year anniversary of “Joining Forces,” a health care and treatment program for military personnel. Get the full story here.
Overall participation and money raised in Relay for Life is down from previous years. The DP explores Relay’s decreasing numbers over the last several years.
The Daily Pennsylvanian followed the ROTC groups from Penn and other Philadelphia schools as they trained at Franklin Field early in the morning. Get the full story here.
The DP takes a look at the history of Spring Fling performances since 1979. RELATED: Flinging through the years
Check out the newest data from career services detailing last summer’s internship prospects for Penn students. RELATED: Internship survey good news for job seekers
In this interactive graphic, we explore notable alumni and faculty of the Fels Institute of Government, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year. RELATED: Fels Institute celebrates 75th anniversary
We ask around campus what people think of the top stories of the past weeks.
The DP explores waitlist trends throughout history and for the class of 2016 at Penn and peer schools.
Check out this complete breakdown of this year’s student government election results. Dan Bernick elected next undergraduate assembly president. This interactive has been updated from a prior version to reflect that Agbai and Zapertov were elected to the UA and that Reimer recieved 264 votes, not 263.
Natives at Penn — a group that aims to celebrate Native American heritage and to increase visibility and awareness of native cultures on campus — hosted their third annual powwow at Wynn Commons Saturday afternoon. The powwow drew more than ten performers from around the country, who donned their traditional tribal clothing, a colorful reminder of Native roots and heritage. RELATED: Natives at Penn celebrates culture, heritage at third annual powwow
American Indians performed native in Wynn Commons March 31. Watch as they perform traditional and more modern dances, and get the full story here.
Watch how admission rates and application numbers of the Ivy League have changed from 2011 to 2012. RELATED: Penn admit rates remain steady
High-school seniors around the world found out whether they got into Penn March 29. We asked current students to remember their admissions stories. Read about how the Class of 2016 fared this year.
With the release of admission rates of the class of 2016, the DP explores admission trends over the past decade. RELATED: Admit rate remains steady
Education Commons had its grand opening March 28. Find out what students are saying about the new study space at Franklin Field.
Education Commons, located on the second floor of Weiss Pavilion in Franklin Field, is 6,400 square feet of new study spaces inspired by Weigle Information Commons at Van Pelt Library.
The Daily Pennsylvanian tagged along with the heavyweight rowers as they practiced on the Schuylkill.
The ‘DP’ takes a look at the case of Trayvon Martin. RELATED: Over 200 marchers seek justice for Trayvon Martin.