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Philadelphia’s first satellite voting shop opened in West Philadelphia last month, offering a wide range of services within closer reach for many voters.
A new course in the Wharton School's Real Estate department will teach students how to use data analytics to guide real estate investments.
The union election for Penn's graduate student employees has been postponed indefinitely, just days before students were scheduled to head to the polls.
In classic five-by-five, give this DP mini crossword a go.
Give this DP crossword a go. This puzzle was published in print on Thursday, April 11, 2024.
In classic five-by-five, give this DP mini crossword a go.
Bolstered by the loud cheers of the crowd, Penn men's lacrosse took down Harvard 15-12 during Quaker Days, securing their place in the Ivy Tournament.
On campus, the weekend of Quaker Days brought overcast skies. In upstate New York, where No. 12 Penn women’s lacrosse played at Cornell, the conditions weren’t much better. Despite the lack of sunshine, the Quakers’ trip home was brightened with a big win, as Penn defeated the Big Red 11-7 on Saturday afternoon.
After three weeks in the transfer portal, Penn men’s basketball freshman guard Tyler Perkins is transferring to Villanova, he announced on Sunday.
1980 College graduate Andy Toy, who served on the nominating panel for the recently announced Philadelphia Board of Education, reflected on the importance of public education and the considerations that shaped the panel's selection.
In classic five-by-five, give this DP mini crossword a go.
Give this DP crossword a go.
Also, Penn political groups clashed at an all-party debate.
The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School ranked No. 4 in the 2024 U.S. News & World Report rankings, retaining its position from the previous year.
I remember the feeling well — being so utterly excited yet so visibly nervous. Your body rushing with all kinds of anxieties, beaming at the thought of embarking on your Ivy League experience and feeling the pit in your stomach as you realize you’ll soon be calling a shoebox in Philadelphia home. And that adrenaline rush only spikes further when you realize how many decisions you still have to make before your physical journey to campus begins. One of those initial steps is, of course, housing.
The College of Arts and Sciences announced that 1974 College and 1977 Penn Carey Law graduate James Johnson, who currently sits on the School of Arts and Sciences Board of Advisors, will speak at the College's Class of 2024 graduation ceremony on May 19.
Three of Penn's student political organizations participated in the all-party debate hosted by the Government and Politics Association on Wednesday.
Penn is motioning to dismiss the lawsuit alleging “McCarthyism” filed by a group of faculty members last month.
Also, the DP spoke with five newly committed Quakers.
The Daily Pennsylvanian and Quaker Creative welcome the Class of 2028 to Penn! The Quaker Days Special Issue explores the need-to-know information for newly accepted students and their families. The DP’s coverage in this issue explores admissions, student life, housing and dining, and more. Again, welcome to Penn and please enjoy this edition of the DP.