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I represent Professor Amy L. Wax, a tenured professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. She is the target of charges brought by the former dean of the law school; he asked the school to strip her of tenure and fire her for remarks she made in the media and on campus.
Long-time Penn women’s track and field coach Tony Tenisci — who dedicated more than three decades to the program — died on Oct. 28.
Penn women’s tennis junior Gavriella Smith was already accomplished when she first came to Penn. But since then, she has raised her profile even further.
Last year, Penn men's basketball finished third in the Ivy League during the regular season before losing to eventual Champions Princeton in the semifinals of the Ivy League Tournament. Then, the Quakers went through an offseason that saw the transfer of last year's Ivy League Player of the Year, Jordan Dingle, the medical retirement of guard/forward Max Martz, and the graduation of key pieces such as Lucas Monroe and Jonah Charles. Now, on the cusp of a new season, coach Steve Donahue sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss the offseason and expectations for the upcoming campaign.
All Panera locations are now displaying increased warnings about their Charged Lemonade’s caffeine content after the Food and Drug Administration said that it was “gathering information” about the death of former Penn student Sarah Katz.
With Penn women’s basketball soon to tip off its 2023-24 season, coach Mike McLaughlin’s optimism is surging high. Embarking on his 15th season at the helm, McLaughlin looks to best the success that improved the team from 7-7 to 9-5 against Ivy opponents last season.
Through his sophomore season, offensive lineman Jake Bingham has established himself as the stalwart center for Penn football, developing into one of the Ivy League’s premier offensive linemen. The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Bingham to ask him 15 questions about his journey to Penn, the season thus far, and what he looks forward to the most the rest of the year.
The family of Sarah Katz – a Penn student with a heart condition who died last September – filed a lawsuit against Panera, alleging that she died after drinking its Charged Lemonade.
Not since the “Water Buffalo” incident in 1993 has the Penn campus been roiled by the kind of polarization we’ve seen over the past month. Penn’s commitment to free speech is once again in question, and once again there are calls for Penn’s president to step down. From the buildup to the Palestine Writes Literature Festival (PWLF), held from Sept. 22 to 24, to the series of rallies and marches in response to the Hamas massacres in Israel on Oct. 7 and the ensuing Israeli attack on Gaza, Penn students and faculty have been debating and arguing. Some have stopped speaking to each other. Fear and anger are in the air – along with shock, hurt, and mistrust.
2019 Wharton graduate Yuval Shuminer founded a new personal finance app Piere, that launched a public beta version in September.
After finishing the fall season 11th out of 13 at the Georgetown Intercollegiate, Penn men’s golf hopes to improve during the offseason, aided by a promising young star, freshman Hayden Adams. In two of the final three tournaments, Adams carded team-low scores, placing 13th of 78 at the Temple Invitational and 35th of 74 during the Georgetown Intercollegiate. The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Adams to ask him 15 questions about his golf career, his time at Penn, and his life off the course.
Penn alumni who were present in the region during Hamas' attack on Israel and at the start of the ongoing violence reflected on their experiences in interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
In the most recent "Sports Illustrated" rankings of the top high school football teams, schools from Texas occupied three of the top ten spots. The Lone Star State also has multiple high school stadiums costing over $50 million and 70 four-and-five star recruits in the class of 2024. Calling Texas the world capital of high school football would not be a ridiculous claim.
President Liz Magill addressed the Penn community for a third time since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, warning that hate speech and violence are not tolerated amid recent rallies in solidarity with Israel and Palestine.
Yesterday, Penn football went to New York, and played Columbia. Three hours later, the clock hit zero, and the Quakers had won 20-17.
On Oct. 7, I was awoken to an onslaught of messages from my family group chat: “Is Noam safe? Has anyone heard from Avi? Where are you right now? Get away from the windows!”
A crowd of nearly 200 members of the Penn community joined together for a vigil in solidarity with Israel.
In the midst of Penn men's golf's fall season, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with freshman golfer Max Fonseca to ask him 15 questions on everything from sleeping in golf carts as a child to his mini golf competitiveness.
Three Penn students founded The Woodlands magazine, which features reported nonfiction and creative writing, to explore forms of journalism that emphasize creativity and collaboration.
Sophomore lightweight rower Noah Bushong found a new home on campus when he walked on to the men’s rowing team last year. The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Bushong to ask him 15 questions about his experiences at Penn, what inspired him to join rowing, and what he’s looking forward to this year.
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