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Two U.S. presidents converged in Philadelphia to campaign for Democrats in Pennsylvania this weekend, just hours before Election Day.
In less than a week, Americans across the country will cast their ballots in November’s midterm elections. Across the nation, many eyes are turned to Pennsylvania, a key state that may determine which party will wield political power for the foreseeable future.
Thirty-nine days after setting tents up on College Green, students involved with Fossil Free Penn have ended their encampment in the center of campus.
As Penn football played to maintain their undefeated record at the Homecoming game on Saturday, another team of students rushed onto the field with their own goals.
Update: On January 31, 2023, the Municipal Court of Philadelphia found that the individual accused of engaging in the alleged assault described in this article, Nicholas Hamilton, was not guilty of any misconduct. Further details of the DP’s coverage of that individual’s exoneration can be found here.
Nearly one month after students first set up their tents at this semester's Fossil Free Penn encampment, FFP members remain on College Green despite recent abysmal weather conditions and many students' departures from campus during fall break last weekend.
Anyone who has walked by College Green in the past two weeks has likely noticed Fossil Free Penn’s colorful tents and banners strung up on trees. Between classes, students involved with FFP said that they have spent upwards of 12 hours at the encampment each day, with many sleeping in tents during the night.
Student representatives demanded that Penn support the Middle East Center at the first University Council meeting of the year.
The Perry World House's annual Global Order Colloquium begins on Tuesday with the goal of bringing together experts in diplomacy, media, and academia to understand the future of international cooperation.
After President Joe Biden's speech in Philadelphia Thursday evening, The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.) about the importance of college student political activism and his thoughts on Biden's remarks.
Over 100 protestors interrupted Penn President Liz Magill minutes into her first-ever Convocation speech, bringing the ceremony to an abrupt end.
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to upperclassmen who have words of advice for students who will be joining Penn's student body this fall.
Last week, security officers, housekeeping staff, and other Philadelphia community members gathered in front of the Benjamin Franklin statue to protest unfair wages, unsafe practices, and workplace harassment — among other issues.
Ahead of November's general midterm election, Pennsylvania voters decided which candidates would represent each political party during the primary this Tuesday.
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Among other duties, the lieutenant governor presides as president of the state Senate — voting in case of a tie. There are three Democrats and nine Republicans running for this position in the primary.
There are 435 seats in the United States House of Representatives, and all are up for election this year. Currently there are 209 Republicans and 221 Democrats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Two U.S. Senators represent each state in Congress. After Senator Pat Toomey announced he would not run for election after serving in Congress for over a decade, it opened the door for politicians across the state to begin their campaigns.
Pennsylvania's primary election, which will take place on May 17, is just under a month away. In preparation for the upcoming election, The Daily Pennsylvanian has assembled a comprehensive ballot guide detailing how to vote, in person or by mail, and a brief run-down on all the candidates for students registered to vote on campus.
Author and former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson spoke with The Daily Pennsylvanian about the current state of domestic politics and her upcoming town hall event on campus next week.