The Graduation Issue 2026: Best of graduating seniors in men’s sports
(05/14/26 4:03pm)
Meet the best men’s athletes graduating in the Class of 2026.
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Recognize the Armenian Genocide
(04/28/26 1:50am)
Just off the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, beside the Philadelphia Museum of Art, stands the Young Meher statue, dedicated on April 24, 1976, by Armenian Americans as a tribute to the spirit and sacrifice of their people during the nation’s Bicentennial. For nearly 50 years, it has stood quietly as both a thank you to the United States and a reminder of what Armenians lost before arriving here.
Breaking down the demographics of Penn student-athletes
(04/16/26 4:15am)
Penn student-athletes hail from 40 states and more than 30 countries.
The spirit of Penn Relays endures 130 years later
(04/22/26 1:54am)
Bruce Dern, who starred opposite John Wayne in “The Cowboys,” was kicked off Penn’s track and field team in 1957. The reason: He refused to shave his sideburns.
Meet three students admitted regular decision to Penn’s Class of 2030
(04/02/26 4:42am)
Penn released regular decision admissions results for the Class of 2030 on March 26, welcoming students from over 87 countries and all 50 states to campus.
Joshua Beeman permanently appointed Penn’s chief information officer, IT vice president
(03/18/26 3:40am)
Joshua Beeman was permanently appointed as Penn's chief information officer and vice president for information technology on Monday.
Penn community responds to U.S. military strikes in Iran
(03/04/26 5:10am)
In the early hours of Feb. 28, the United States launched drone strikes on multiple targets in Iran — a move that marked a significant military escalation and prompted various reactions from members of the Penn community.
Here’s where your professors went to school before teaching at Penn
(01/27/26 4:51am)
Penn and Harvard University are by far the most-attended undergraduate institutions by University professors teaching at the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Nursing, the Wharton School, and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences.
Year in Review: Four Penn alumni who stepped into the national spotlight in 2025
(12/11/25 2:37am)
From the Oval Office to courtrooms, several Penn alumni made national headlines this year — repeatedly tying the University to high-profile controversies.
From UCLA to Penn, senior Anna Weirich experienced the best of both worlds
(11/21/25 7:36pm)
Penn’s transfer community is known for being small, insular, and incredibly vocal.
Penn CERL argues Trump violated constitutional principles by deploying National Guard to Chicago
(11/11/25 4:26am)
The Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court on behalf of more than 150 members of Congress opposing 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump’s deployment of the National Guard to Chicago on Monday.
Mail-in ballot, voter ID policies that will shape this year’s election
(10/30/25 3:26am)
Ahead of Election Day on Nov. 4, The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled Pennsylvania’s policies on several key national voting issues — many of which have drawn nationwide controversy.
White House asks Penn to sign ‘compact’ of operational principles in exchange for funding advantages
(10/02/25 1:30am)
Penn is one of nine schools that the White House approached on Wednesday requesting adherence to a set of principles in order to receive preferential funding treatment, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Penn faculty, legal experts criticize Trump’s domestic terrorism memo as threat to campus free speech
(10/01/25 5:18am)
Penn faculty members and free speech experts criticized a recent national security memorandum signed by 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump.
Penn appoints Stephen Decina as inaugural executive director of climate science, policy, and action
(07/30/25 2:50am)
Stephen Decina — who was recently named the inaugural executive director of climate science, policy, and action — discussed his goals and vision for his term in an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Wallis Annenberg, philanthropist and daughter of Annenberg School namesake, dies at 86
(07/29/25 2:00pm)
Longtime Penn donor Wallis Annenberg — who oversaw major contributions to the University as chair and president of the Annenberg Foundation — died on Monday at the age of 86.
Penn Med, CHOP researchers treat infant with world's first personalized gene-editing therapy
(05/23/25 12:52am)
An infant with a rare metabolic disease became the world’s first patient to be treated with a personalized CRISPR gene-editing treatment in a landmark study between Penn Medicine and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
The Graduation Issue 2025: Best of graduating seniors in women’s sports
(05/16/25 5:14am)
With graduation right around the corner, here are the best graduating women’s student-athletes in the Class of 2025.
Department of Education opens investigation into Penn over ‘inaccurate’ foreign donation disclosures
(05/08/25 8:26pm)
The Department of Education opened an investigation into Penn’s foreign funding records on Thursday after a review of the University’s financial reports revealed “inaccurate” and “incomplete” disclosures.
Simar Soni | I knew Trump would win when I saw Kim Kardashian’s hair
(05/05/25 12:00pm)
One chilly September morning in 2022, a Kim Kardashian post appeared on my feed. Against the sweeping American flag, she sported a denim-on-denim outfit and shiny bleach blonde hair. Her makeup was minimal and her butt bare on display, free in true American fashion. I knew, at 16 years old, that Donald Trump would become president once again.
