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Pennsylvanians cast their votes in Tuesday’s primary election for the candidates who will represent each political party in November’s general election — with President Joe Biden’s victory on Penn’s campus marred by a substantial number of write-in votes.
Penn hired new lobbyists to represent the University on higher education issues in early April.
Clouds may have congested the view of Monday’s solar eclipse from campus — but they did not dampen the spirits of the Penn community, which gathered by the thousands on College Green and beyond to celebrate the spectacle over shared viewing glasses, Moon Pies, and astronaut ice cream.
Penn has been under increasing scrutiny from Congress in recent months amid concerns about antisemitism and free expression on campus. Even after former Penn President Liz Magill's resignation in December 2023, Penn has been under investigation by two different congressional committees, posing threats to the University's tax-exempt status and federal funding.
Democrat Jim Prokopiak defeated Republican candidate Candace Cabanas in a Pennsylvania House of Representatives special election, giving Democrats a narrow majority in the chamber.
A newly passed Pennsylvania state law is receiving criticism for undermining Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s ability to prosecute crime in the city.
President Joe Biden visited southeastern Pennsylvania three times in the two weeks as he ramped up his campaign for the 2024 presidential election.
Penn received a $2 million grant from NASA to conduct research on lunar robotics.
Wharton graduates Dave Latshaw II and Steven Truong claim they can use artificial intelligence to predict the outcomes of drug trials with 80 percent accuracy with their company BioPhy.
Victoria Justice and Josh Peck, two actors best known for their work on Nickelodeon, spoke at Penn about their careers as childhood actors, their current projects, and advice for Penn students.
Fossil Free Penn hosted a press conference on College Green on Monday to announce their filing of complaint with Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry to protest the Board of Trustees' investment in fossil fuels.
Provost John L. Jackson Jr. announced the creation of an ad hoc consultative committee to help fill the H. Carton Rogers III Vice Provost and Director of Libraries position on Oct. 24.
Fall 2023 final exam dates were released over five weeks into the semester, prompting students and professors to rearrange classes and travel plans.
Rodin College House hosted a “Lights Out Night Out” event on Friday to bring awareness to the impact of light on bird migration.
Most Philadelphia liquor stores have reopened Thursday, following at least 18 liquor stores being looted on Tuesday night.