Penn startup launches first human trial for solid tumor cancer treatment
(2 hours ago)
A Penn-affiliated biotechnology startup has begun testing an experimental immunotherapy designed to treat solid tumors.
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AAUP-Penn to focus efforts on open expression, shared governance
(09/04/26 2:42am)
Penn’s chapter of the American Association of University Professors will focus its efforts on open expression and faculty governance this academic year.
A summer beyond Philadelphia for Penn's student athletes
(09/03/26 4:10am)
As summer rolls around, most Penn students know exactly where they will spend their few months off of school: in an office for an internship, traveling for one of Penn’s summer programs, or perhaps doing research in a lab.
These 19 people have a seat at the table to help pick Penn’s next president
(09/03/26 4:12am)
Penn President Larry Jameson will step down at the end of this academic year. A 19-person committee — drawing members from across Penn’s schools and governance bodies — will help choose his successor and, in doing so, chart the University’s future.
Three countries, four seasons, six events: Adèle Martin is a flexible force
(09/02/26 3:19am)
Sophomore distance runner Adèle Martin ran four seasons in eleven months. After two weeks off, she’s ready to come back for her sophomore season.
Professional women’s sports are the real champion at the WTA Ennoble Care Philly Open
(08/28/26 2:29am)
Senior tennis player Esha Velaga spent last Saturday moving in. Less than 24 hours later, she was back at home at the Hamlin Tennis Center, making her professional debut at the Women’s Tennis Association Ennoble Care Philly Open in front of a sold-out crowd.
After last season’s breakthrough, Kofi Fordjour is ready to make a statement
(08/12/26 12:54am)
Rising senior distance runner Kofi Fordjour laced up his first pair of spikes in eleventh grade because his high school required that he play a sport. Now, he’s the leading man on the Quakers’ cross country squad.
Kampton Kam’s heart is in the work
(08/07/26 3:26am)
Kampton Kam was just a student looking for a sport from the sidelines at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
From the LOVE sculpture to ‘Love Island,’ Kelly Diamond on the TV industry
(07/31/26 2:25am)
2013 College graduate Kelly Diamond’s passion for the television industry has brought her from Philadelphia to the sunny shores of Fiji for “Love Island USA.”
Rising College junior awarded $25,000 Daughters of the American Revolution scholarship
(07/21/26 2:33am)
Rising College junior Michael Rockoff received the America 250! Scholarship from the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution last month.
Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s attempts to recruit women from Penn
(06/30/26 10:44pm)
In the fall of 2013, hundreds of students entered the doors of the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School for the first time. One of them — an Austrian woman — arrived with requests from Jeffrey Epstein to recruit women on campus for his sex trafficking operation, according to recently released documents.
Four Penn affiliates invited to Peter Thiel’s exclusive ‘Dialog’ society
(06/26/26 3:22am)
Multiple Penn affiliates were identified in records associated with Dialog, a private organization co-founded by billionaire venture capitalist Peter Thiel.
Federal assistance can help communities struggling with extreme heat, Penn experts find
(06/01/26 1:49am)
As Philadelphia reached 96 degrees last month, Penn researchers found that the cost of staying cool during extreme heat can create financial and health challenges for vulnerable communities.
Penn celebrates Class of 2026 at Commencement ceremony reflecting on nation’s history
(05/18/26 5:09pm)
Graduates from the Class of 2026 gathered for Penn’s 270th Commencement ceremony on Monday morning, capping off an academic year shaped by the country’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
Emily Scolnick | Take the leap
(05/12/26 9:00pm)
If someone had asked me on my first day at Penn if I’d eventually be the editor-in-chief of The Daily Pennsylvanian, I would’ve laughed.
Conor Smith | Block out the noise
(05/12/26 9:00pm)
Block out the noise. It’s a cliché, and one that I usually look to avoid in my writing. But I believe it is crucial advice to anyone looking to go into sports reporting. I also understand it is quite ironic that this is the note a journalist — a professional manufacturer of noise — is looking to leave behind.
Penn knew Apple’s next CEO long before the world did
(04/30/26 4:42am)
Decades before 1997 Engineering graduate John Ternus was named Apple’s next CEO, he was a student and varsity swimmer at Penn — known to classmates for his discipline, calm temperament, and easy-going humor.
Student-led hackathon brings AI experts, public sector leaders to Penn
(04/30/26 4:26am)
A student-led government technology hackathon at Penn brought together builders, public-sector leaders, and artificial intelligence practitioners to develop prototypes for government challenges.
Jessica Oji is on her way to the top
(05/08/26 9:38pm)
At the 2022 Essex County Championships, Livingston High School’s track and field team needed to put points on the board.
Penn professors awarded $3 million prize for gene replacement research
(04/23/26 4:19am)
Three Penn researchers were awarded the 2026 Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences last week for their role in developing a novel gene replacement therapy.
