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After the exodus of key guards Tyler Perkins and Clark Slajchert, freshman Sam Brown’s presence will be more important than ever in the 2024-25 season. But Brown’s offseason training has hit a roadblock early on, with the 6-foot-3 guard suffering a knee injury that will sideline him for a piece of the offseason.
The Penn Fund has received less money from fewer donors in 2024 than in any year since at least 2020 — a sign that tensions on campus may be tangibly impacting the University's financial support.
Successfully reaching the finish line is what motivates most athletes to start a race in the first place. People commit their entire lives to athletics, constantly motivating themselves by imagining the waving checkered flag. Only, for junior heavyweight rower Sam Sullivan, there is no finish line in sight.
On March 11, Penn softball’s Megan Huang didn’t understand why her phone was ringing off the hook.
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The Wharton School reclaimed its top spot on the 2024-2025 U.S. News & World Report's Best Business Schools ranking, tying with Stanford University.
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College junior Ria Ellendula and Wharton sophomore Michelle Chen will serve as the Undergraduate Assembly’s next president and vice president.
For the first time in 18 years, faculty and administrators in Penn's College of Arts and Sciences are beginning to consider extensive changes to the College curriculum.
Penn released admissions results for its Regular Decision applicants on March 28 after receiving a record number of applicants.
Paul Sniegowski, the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, will leave his position to become the president of Earlham College.
Penn has the largest discrepancy in home attendance between men’s and women’s basketball in the Ivy League, an analysis of attendance data by The Daily Pennsylvanian found.
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Also, a Penn community service club had its membership revoked from its national organization.
As a kid, it is easy to imagine a picturesque future: a long and beautiful life full of all of the things you have ever wanted. But at a certain point, life experiences reveal the unpredictable nature of the world and the damage that we, as humans, have done to it. We live, learn, work, repopulate, and say our goodbyes.
Penn Rotaract, a student organization focusing on community service, had its membership in a national organization terminated last month due to inactivity.
College and Wharton junior Aravind Krishnan has been named the first recipient of the Sarah Katz Award for a project advancing cardiovascular health.
From ACME Markets to Trader Joe’s, the hunt for affordable groceries as a college student can be challenging, so The Daily Pennsylvanian analyzed differences in pricing across grocery stores in and around campus.
Penn will be purchasing all electricity produced at two new solar facilities in Franklin and Fulton counties, with the goal of advancing Penn's commitment to achieving 100% carbon neutrality by 2042.
While Penn men’s and women’s swimming and diving have seen much success in their home pool this past season, the teams will be relocated to alternative practice sites next season due to renovations to Sheerr Pool set to occur during the entirety of the 2024-25 academic year.