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(04/15/25 11:04pm)
Penn was founded with a purpose distinct from its peers. While other colonial colleges trained clergy, Benjamin Franklin envisioned an institution rooted in public service, scientific advancement, and the practical improvement of society. Nearly three centuries later and 12 weeks into a new United States presidential administration, that foundation is beginning to crack. Sweeping federal actions have defunded research, dismantled diversity efforts, and targeted international students — policies that clash with the very ideals Franklin set forth. Now, as we stand before his creation, our home, it raises a difficult question: Do we rebuild it into something easier to accept, or fight to preserve what it was always meant to be?
(04/10/25 3:11am)
April showers weren’t the only things sweeping across Philadelphia to start the month.
(04/10/25 12:44am)
On a Penn women’s basketball trip to Arizona this past winter break, sophomore center Tina Njike met a childhood friend from Canada, who she used to play basketball with. When Penn played Arizona State, her friend’s family watched the game, and she met him again after five years. Together in Canada, reuniting in Arizona.
(04/07/25 1:41am)
2013 Wharton graduate Charlie Javice was found guilty on all charges of fraud and conspiracy after JPMorgan Chase’s $175 million acquisition of Javice’s startup, Frank.
(04/07/25 3:12am)
Junior guard Ethan Roberts will forgo the transfer portal and remain with Penn men’s basketball, he announced via 247 Sports Sunday.
(04/03/25 3:39am)
A total of 56 Penn professors signed an open letter condemning funding cuts and federal investigations into American universities.
(04/02/25 6:24pm)
Former Iowa assistant coach Tristan Spurlock will serve on Fran McCaffery’s Penn men’s basketball staff, sources close to the matter told The Daily Pennsylvanian.
(04/01/25 4:09am)
Ivy League schools do not hire coaches like Fran McCaffery.
(03/29/25 11:14pm)
On an 80-degree day in New York, Penn women’s lacrosse brought even more heat to the Robert K. Kraft Field.
(03/29/25 9:11pm)
The Big Red got big revenge.
(03/24/25 1:51pm)
This story is developing and will continue to be updated.
(03/25/25 1:51am)
Penn men's tennis junior Manfredi Graziani isn’t at Penn to play — he is here to win.
(03/26/25 2:48am)
Fran McCaffery will serve as the next head coach of Penn men’s basketball, Penn Athletics announced Thursday.
(03/21/25 10:00am)
I think it’s fair to say that the three most controversial letters in the English language today are D, E, and I. To some, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives are a long-overdue recognition of how American institutions systematically disadvantage people of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community. To others, they are a grand Marxist conspiracy hell-bent on granting historically oppressed classes special privileges. The word has been used as a political litmus test for so long, however, that I fear we’ve stopped considering that it might be neither.
(03/18/25 4:45am)
Former Pennsylvania Gov. and current Penn lecturer Ed Rendell expressed frustration over Penn’s recent firing of men’s basketball head coach Steve Donahue in an exclusive interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
(03/06/25 11:00am)
Also, a brush fire broke out near Penn Medicine Station yesterday.
(03/06/25 2:41am)
Up at the top of the list of Penn lacrosse players, senior midfielder Anna Brandt sits alone after scoring her 149th career goal against Temple and becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer.
(04/07/25 12:12am)
Some athletes travel across hundreds of miles or a couple of states for an opportunity to play at the collegiate level, but one Penn tennis player has moved across an ocean.
(03/05/25 11:03pm)
Firetrucks in front of Penn Medicine on March 5.
(03/05/25 4:23am)
On Feb. 26, the Kelly Writers House hosted a discussion about long-form journalism in the modern era featuring The New York Times Magazine contributing writer Michael Sokolove and The Washington Post deputy managing editor Ann Gerhart.
