Dominant Harvard defense puts Penn women’s basketball's hopes for Ivy Madness in jeopardy
(03/02/25 5:36am)
After another loss, it’s now or never for Penn women’s basketball.
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Penn received over $1 billion in federal funding in 2024, DP analysis finds
(03/18/25 3:58am)
Penn received over $1 billion in federal funding during fiscal year 2024, according to an analysis by The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Anna Brandt breaks all-time goal record in dominant win over Temple for Penn women's lacrosse
(02/28/25 1:31am)
It's only the start of the season, but history has already been made.
DOGE initiates mass federal agency layoffs threatening Phila. area national parks, wildlife refuges
(02/27/25 7:26am)
A flurry of federal employee layoffs by the Trump administration have put national parks and wildlife refuges — including those in the Philadelphia area — at risk.
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(02/26/25 11:16pm)
The Trump administration's mass firings of federal workers resulted in two park rangers being fired and a number of planned hirings rescinded from Independence National Historical Park.
Resilience fuels Penn men’s swimming and diving going into Ivy League Championships
(02/26/25 1:52am)
Adversity just makes you work harder.
Penn faculty join hundreds to rally against Trump administration’s federal research funding freeze
(02/20/25 5:04am)
Over 300 individuals gathered together in Center City on Wednesday to protest recent federal funding cuts to academic research.
Heavy winds around Penn cause power outage, property damage on campus
(02/17/25 5:19am)
As heavy winds swept Philadelphia on Sunday, a downed power line caused sparks and a brief power outage near Penn’s campus.
Reports reveal health, environmental impacts from Northeast Philadelphia plane crash
(02/19/25 3:11am)
Reports evaluating the health and environmental impacts of the Jan. 31 medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia were recently released.
Stina Almqvist hits 1,000 points in dominant win over Brown for Penn women’s basketball
(02/16/25 4:00am)
Senior guard Stina Almqvist entered a pantheon of greats by hitting the milestone of 1,000 career points — all while securing an important Ivy League victory.
As Mason on Chestnut faces new code violations, owners allege plan to turn it into homeless shelter
(02/13/25 5:32am)
As the Mason on Chestnut, an off-campus residence near Penn’s campus, faces another round of city code violations, its owners allege the building will be converted into a homeless shelter — a plan city officials say they were unaware of.
‘Wouldn’t even consider it a rivalry right now’: What will it take for Penn men’s basketball to beat Princeton?
(02/06/25 5:42am)
There is a mural in the Palestra dedicated to it. It calls the matchup “the toughest game you’ll ever play in … the kind you never forget.” Its teams have each won 26 conference championships, including a 44-year stretch in which each won or shared the title all but twice. It is the third-oldest consecutively played contest in the history of the sport.
Meet the Penn affiliates who served in the Biden-Harris administration
(02/06/25 4:05am)
During his four years in office, former President Joe Biden appointed several Penn alumni and affiliates to key positions in his administration.
Carnathan | Four takeaways from a two-loss weekend for Penn men's basketball
(02/03/25 1:37am)
After entering the weekend tied for fourth place in the conference table, Penn men’s basketball dropped back-to-back home games to Brown and Yale and now sits on the outside looking in of the conference tournament picture.
January at Penn: Looking back at major headlines that kicked off the past five years
(01/31/25 2:35am)
January at Penn: bitterly cold and inevitably eventful. The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled some key moments from past Januarys to paint a picture of Penn's campus at the start of the last four years.
Penn women’s basketball falls 79-54 to Columbia in big-city rivalry
(01/25/25 11:57pm)
After a tough loss to Harvard earlier in the week, Penn women’s basketball looked to right the ship against its big-city rival Columbia. Unfortunately for the Red and Blue, the Lions’ lethal three-point attack was too much to handle.
Joey Slackman, former Penn Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year, declares for NFL draft
(01/10/25 11:52pm)
Joey Slackman, a former defensive lineman for Penn football, declared for the NFL draft in an Instagram post on Thursday. Slackman was projected as the No. 270 best college prospect by Pro Football Focus back in November 2024, and, if selected, would be the first Quaker drafted to the NFL in the 2020s.
Penn men's basketball suffers blowout defeat to George Mason 85-53
(12/23/24 12:45am)
Live by the three, die by the three.
Penn condemns professor’s support for alumnus charged with killing CEO
(12/11/24 9:02pm)
Deputy Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Jeffrey Kallberg condemned comments from a Penn faculty member that appeared to celebrate the actions of 2020 Engineering graduate Luigi Mangione, who is charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, in a statement on Wednesday.
Fire breaks out at Penn Sheraton hotel, quickly controlled
(12/05/24 8:51am)
A fire broke out at the Sheraton Hotel in University City — located between 34th and 36th streets on Chestnut Street — on Wednesday afternoon.
