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.
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Keeping up with the Quakers: Transfer portal edition
(04/13/26 12:45am)
It’s the most exciting time of the season — the transfer portal has officially opened following the conclusion of the NCAA basketball tournaments. Commitments are being tested as rosters get shaken up by new talent.
Penn’s Weitzman school joins academic partnership to promote historic site preservation
(03/26/26 3:31am)
Penn’s Stuart Weitzman School of Design has joined an academic partnership with the World Monuments Fund.
Penn Wharton Budget Model estimates $175 billion in government refunds after Supreme Court tariff ruling
(02/24/26 4:58am)
After a United States Supreme Court decision struck down 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump’s tariffs on international trading partners, the Penn Wharton Budget Model estimated that the federal government may have to refund importers up to $175 billion.
Penn student groups host New York’s Canadian Consul General for foreign policy discussion
(02/12/26 5:02am)
Wharton Undergraduates in Public Policy and the Canadian Club at Penn co-hosted a fireside chat with New York’s Canadian Consul General Tom Clark on Wednesday.
Playing hard is hard work, too
(02/02/26 3:07am)
It’s freezing cold outside. And so us Penn students have our Canada Goose jackets and chic wool scarves hanging pretty on our coat racks. But more importantly, we’ve shut ourselves out. Going outside feels like a Herculean feat, and I personally have been spending an extortionate amount of time lounging around my dorm.
Penn receives alumni gift to bring Spanish sculpture ‘Rui Rui’ to Penn Museum
(11/12/25 2:23am)
The Penn Art Collection unveiled a new 23-foot sculpture on Nov. 8 on Harrison Green, adjacent to the Penn Museum.
Former Penn President Amy Gutmann honored with Weitzman Museum award for contributions to society
(11/07/25 6:34am)
Former Penn President Amy Gutmann received the Only in America Award in recognition of her contributions to society as a prominent Jewish American figure at the annual gala of the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History on Wednesday.
Greta Lynch | No opinions allowed
(10/23/25 9:30am)
When I called my parents a few weeks ago to tell them that I had been accepted as an Opinion columnist for The Daily Pennsylvanian, their response wasn’t quite as congratulatory as I’d expected.
Wharton alumnus Marc Rowan floated as potential member of authoritative board overseeing Gaza
(10/03/25 4:08am)
1984 Wharton graduate and Wharton Board of Advisors Chair Marc Rowan was tapped to serve on an authoritative body overseeing Gaza in former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Tony Blair's plan to end the Israel-Hamas war.
Joe Biden’s public career is waning. The Penn Biden Center’s influence has faded with it
(09/22/25 4:15am)
When the Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement opened in February 2018, then-Vice President Joe Biden laid out his hopes that it would serve as a “gathering place” that could foster the exchange of ideas for years to come. But seven years later — after an exit from the Oval Office and amid a drastically different political landscape — the center’s presence has all but disappeared.
Penn alumnus Jonah Platt records 'Being Jewish' podcast episode live at the Weitzman Museum
(09/19/25 2:23am)
The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History hosted a live podcast taping with 2008 College graduate Jonah Platt on Wednesday.
New Penn field hockey coach Scott Tupper has prepared for this
(09/11/25 2:05pm)
From his training philosophy to his wealth of experience, practice makes perfect for new Penn field hockey coach, Scott Tupper.
Penn athletes take on the international stage
(08/28/25 7:28am)
It’s common for Penn athletes to shine on the collegiate stage. Last school year, the Penn community saw Ivy League Rookie of the Year awards from both women’s basketball and lacrosse programs, a conference championship from men’s soccer, and a second straight national championship from men’s squash.
A new era for Penn athletics: Meet four new head coaches
(08/19/25 5:56am)
As Penn athletics gears up for another year, several teams are welcoming new coaches and assistants to the helms of their programs.
Meet six Fulbright grant recipients from Penn hoping to ‘explore the world’ through research
(07/28/25 4:28am)
Nineteen Penn students and alumni have received grants from the Fulbright United States Student Program for the 2025-26 academic year to pursue graduate study, conduct research, or teach English in a host country.
Taylor Wray, all-time winningest coach at St. Joe’s, named new head coach of Penn men’s lacrosse
(07/11/25 5:07pm)
Just two weeks after the departure of all-time winningest former head coach Mike Murphy from Penn men’s lacrosse, Taylor Wray has been named the new head coach of the program, Penn Athletics announced Friday.
Former Penn President Amy Gutmann to receive award honoring her contributions to Jewish Americans
(07/01/25 5:34am)
Former Penn President Amy Gutmann will receive the Only in America Award, celebrating the contributions of Jewish Americans to society, this fall.
Piper Slinka-Petka | Let Penn change you
(05/06/25 12:00pm)
When I called my parents in my first semester, I would refer to Penn as a foreign, yet well-oiled machine. To others, it was a self-fulling prophecy where stars aligned, and everything fell into place. Everyone already knew how to move through the machine; who to talk to, which clubs to join, and what to wear. To me it was a new world chugging along past me faster than I could get on. Penn felt cold, and fast. Like an iron cast meant to mold us passion-filled and optimistic students into shiny and strategic future investment bankers. How was this my dream school?
Penn researchers discuss layoffs, employment threats following federal grant terminations
(04/29/25 4:56am)
Penn faculty and researchers discussed how federal funding cuts have impacted their research teams in interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
