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The coach of Penn baseball was suspended for the first series of Ivy play last weekend after the team was found to have violated NCAA rules.
Penn Medicine has named Roy Hamilton as its new Vice Dean for Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity.
Also, the DP takes a look at the University's annual powwow, in photos.
Give this special seven-by-seven DP mini crossword a go.
Peter Groeneveld, the co-director of the Perelman School of Medicine's Master of Science in Health Policy Research program, will leave his role at the end of this semester.
Penn announced regular decision admission results for the Class of 2028 after receiving a record number of applications for the second year in a row.
Dear Class of 2028,
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Fear the Turtle. That mantra has held true for No. 14 Penn women’s lacrosse in the previous 15 times which it faced off against No. 1 Maryland away at College Park. Today, the Quakers made history by toppling the top-ranked program in the nation for the first time ever away from Franklin Field.
As we continue into the second half of the spring semester, The Daily Pennsylvanian's Opinion section is pleased to announce its 2024 opinion columnists. This talented staff of writers is committed to sharing diverse perspectives on a wide range of issues affecting students on Penn's campus and beyond.
New documents provide additional insight into a federal investigation that concluded a former Perelman School of Medicine professor engaged in research misconduct.
Tammy Murphy announced that she will be suspending her Senate campaign.
Nearly a month ago, Dartmouth men’s basketball voted to unionize, a hugely consequential decision that has had ripple effects across college athletics, including Penn. As the option of unionization grows in likelihood, members of Penn football have begun to speculate on the impacts a union might have.
The Wharton School announced its 2024 Commencement Speakers for its MBA, MBA Program for Executives, and undergraduate ceremonies.
Members of two of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences' largest “build clubs” described inadequate support and unfair treatment from Engineering administrators.
The Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies hosted a two-day conference on the development of Jewish scholarship in Arab and Islamic countries and its connection to contemporary scholars.
From a lack of pest control to sewage leaks, some Penn students living off campus have reported frustrations with their management.
It has now been 117 days since former Penn President Liz Magill exposed to the world the indifference and lack of moral clarity that has persisted on our campus for far too long.
Spring is in the air and so is the all-too-familiar grumble about summer internship plans.
As a graduating Penn student, I find the institution's handling of Amy Wax's abhorrent behavior to be troubling, and a larger symptom of systemic dereliction of duty.
The college experience teaches you many skills, from how to take notes to pulling off all nighters to surviving on a diet of takeout and microwave noodles. One set of skills, though, that our educational institutions often struggle to get right is academic writing, and Penn is no exception. So, why, even at a university like Penn, are students still struggling with this fundamental skill?