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Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives formed a task force to address antisemitism on Penn's campus in the wake of the state's withholding of funding from the School of Veterinary Medicine.
Crosswords will return in January 2024 after Penn’s winter break.
Junior forward Stas Korzeniowski has been a model of consistency and durability in his three years as a member of the Penn men's soccer team. Since joining the team as a freshman, he has not missed a single game — playing in all 50 possible matches in each of the past three seasons. The junior forward’s consecutive game streak looked to be in jeopardy after fracturing his wrist on Sep. 12 against Rider, just over a week before starting Ivy League play.
Two major University donors who criticized Penn President Liz Magill over antisemitism are hosting a fundraiser for the House of Representatives Republican who brought Magill before Congress, according to an invite obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Fresh off his selection as the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year, Penn football’s Joey Slackman is taking his talents to the SEC.
One week after Penn President Liz Magill's unprecedented resignation, hundreds of faculty are accusing influential alumni and donors of interfering with the University's academic policies in an open letter to the University Board of Trustees.
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The Pennsylvania House of Representatives voted yesterday to withhold more than $31 million dollars in funding from the School of Veterinary Medicine in the wake of concerns over antisemitism on Penn’s campus.
Penn announced early decision admissions for the Class of 2028, admitting around half of the University's first new class of students since the Supreme Court’s overturn of affirmative action.
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When Joey Slackman first came to Penn in 2019, he was bound for the wrestling mat. Now, four years later, he leaves the Red and Blue as one of the program’s most decorated athletes on a different surface: the gridiron.
Jonathan Epstein was appointed dean of the Perelman School of Medicine and interim executive vice president of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, following J. Larry Jameson’s appointment as the University’s interim president.
Penn President Liz Magill announced her plans to resign in an email to the Penn community on Dec. 9. Minutes later, Scott Bok wrote he is stepping down from his position as the chair of the University Board of Trustees, according to a statement from Bok obtained by The Daily Pennsylvanian.
In 2023, the Penn community navigated the greatest administrative turmoil in University history, heightened student activism, concerns about academic freedom, and a surge in labor organizing.
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Facing widespread national scrutiny and intensifying calls for her resignation throughout the fall semester, Penn President Liz Magill announced on Dec. 9 that she would step down after being in office for only 16 months. Her tenure will be the shortest of any permanent University president in Penn's history and one marked by heightened levels of student activism on campus. Magill is also the first Penn president to resign beyond a government appointment.
Since Liz Magill and Scott Bok resigned from the positions of President and Board of Trustees Chair, respectively, our Opinion department staff columnists and the Editorial Board have weighed in with their thoughts on the situation. We will be updating this page throughout the week with additional commentary and perspectives.