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Around 75 community members attended a community listening session at Perry World House hosted by Interim Penn President Larry Jameson and Provost John Jackson Jr.
Penn said it was "closely monitoring" the pro-Palestinian encampment on College Green and pledged that protestors would face "consequences" for actions that violate University policies or the law.
You and I are playing a subtle game. It congenitally dictates the friends you make, the partner you choose, the major you declare, and the job you apply for. This masked motivation decides both your behaviors and thoughts. It is the secret to understanding human existence. We call it the social status game, and the prize for mastering it is colossal.
The Benjamin Franklin Scholars (BFS) program prides itself on being a community for students who share broad intellectual interests. While this website description is appealing to incoming first years invited to apply, it’s necessary to know all that comes with being in BFS.
Earlier this month, the Penn student body elected a new slate of its highest leadership: the president and vice president of the Undergraduate Assembly. Voter participation was less than satisfactory with only 1,524 ballots cast out of a pool of over 7,000 eligible voters. Even worse, this appalling turnout actually marks an increase in student engagement from years prior.
Six Penn researchers were elected to the American Association for the Advancement’s 2023 class of Science Honorary Fellows.
Penn Medicine commemorated Earth Day 2024 by joining the Health Sector Climate Pledge, a nationwide initiative aimed at reducing the healthcare industry's impact on climate change.
Penn gymnastics is on the rise. This year, the team earned its highest National Qualifying Score ever, picking up wins at the Ivy Classic and the Gymnastics East Conference Championships along the way. For one gymnast, the season was capped off with an even sweeter title: Gymnast of the Year.
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Also, students voiced crowd safety concerns at Spring Fling.
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Penn's Muslim Student Association and Israel Public Affairs Committee are seeking dueling referendums of the undergraduate student body on questions related to the University's response to the Israel-Hamas war.
As waits to see if Penn's athletes will win their heats in this year's Penn Relays, others are sitting at home waiting for their turn to don the Red and Blue. In the case of women’s track and field, these commits hope to uphold Penn’s longstanding history of success in the near future.
Following a disappointing display against Harvard in Cambridge, Penn softball turned its attention to a one-game matchup against Villanova. The defeat served as motivation during Wednesday's matchup, where Penn secured a 4-1 victory at Penn Park — the program's first win against the Wildcats (25-19) since April 2021.
Brock Kirwan has been announced to serve as the inaugural executive director of the new MindCORE Neuroimaging Facility at Pennovation Works.
To commemorate 100 years of Penn Relays being an international event, here are 100 facts and records from internationally-represented athletes over those 100 years.
A Penn women's rower is alleging misuse of Penn Athletics' Restorative Practices as the University faces increasing scrutiny for how it addressed accusations of racism within Penn lightweight rowing.
Penn community members expressed surprise and concern after the University revoked Penn Students Against Occupation's status as a registered student group.
The Daily Pennsylvanian’s leadership will speak as part of the School of Arts and Sciences’ “Living the Hard Promise” dialogue series on April 29.