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Amid a series of controversies and a leadership crisis in recent months, Penn's Board of Trustees has gained significant attention for how it operates as the University's highest governing body.
Penn students expressed concerns about free speech on campus and the University’s response to pro-Palestinian demonstrations at the Feb. 21 University Council open forum.
Penn graduates reportedly enter financial services and consulting industries at higher rates than any other Ivy League university — and the numbers are trending upwards.
As the 50th anniversary of Spring Fling approaches, The Daily Pennsylvanian analyzed every artist who has performed at the concert since its inception.
Following the conclusion of the men's and women's basketball season, The Daily Pennsylvanian analyzed data for both Penn teams to find out what made this season stand out. Additionally, the DP looked at which statistics were most different in wins and losses to attempt to deduce both teams' keys to victory. To conduct this analysis, the DP used season-long and game-by-game data from Penn Athletics for the 2022-23 Penn basketball seasons.
Penn Dining locations received a total of 100 observations of health code violations during their most recent inspections by the Philadelphia Office of Food Protection.
Penn has the fewest days off for students among the Ivy League and several other Philadelphia-area universities.
A Daily Pennsylvanian poll found that Democrats Lt. Gov. John Fetterman and Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro lead their Republican opponents by wide margins among Penn undergraduates in their respective races.