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Penn announced early decision admissions results for the Class of 2027, admitting the first-ever group of students who will not have to pay an enrollment deposit.
In 2022, several members of Penn’s administration announced plans to leave their position, prompting searches to fill their vacancies. The Daily Pennsylvanian’s coverage followed the developments, from the search for a new provost to the sudden departure of the director of the Pan-Asian American Community House. Many of the developments followed Liz Magill’s assumption of her new role as Penn president on July 1.
A class action lawsuit against Penn seeking a refund for the switch to remote learning reached a proposed settlement of $4.5 million.
For nearly a decade, students at Penn have demanded that the administration divest from fossil fuels.
Penn will fully fund the Middle East Center after it lost its federal Title VI funding, which had temporarily jeopardized the center and its future.
Penn has formed a search committee to select a successor for University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Dean Ted Ruger.
Penn’s endowment saw a less than 1% return for the 2022 fiscal year ending June 30, posting an annual increase from $20.5 billion to $20.7 billion.
A recent ranking placed Penn second to last for free speech on college campuses, prompting mixed reactions from some students.
Penn is actively working to support the Middle East Center after it lost all of its federal funding, Vice Provost for Education Karen Detlefsen said at a recent webinar.
The Wharton School has appointed Renita Miller as the business school’s first-ever chief diversity, equity, and inclusion officer.
Insomnia Cookies, the late-night bakery started by 2004 College graduate Seth Berkowitz at Penn in 2003, announced in June that they will open an experimental headquarters in Center City.
West Philadelphia staple microbrewery Dock Street West closed down at the end of May.
Vice President Kamala Harris called for new regulations to help American union workers at a Philadelphia rally on Tuesday.
Wharton School professor Lawrence Hrebiniak died in his home at the age of 78 on Jan. 18 due to pulmonary heart failure.
Cornell University moved its Ithaca campus to an increased level of precaution following an unexpected rise in COVID-19 cases.
Neuralink — a brain chip company founded by 1997 College and Wharton graduate Elon Musk — issued a response to a lawsuit alleging animal abuse by the company.
The Penn Cultural Heritage Center is holding a virtual lecture on antiquities trafficking and art crime.
Following Harvard's decision to enact sanctions against professor John Comaroff — who has received misconduct allegations — 38 Harvard faculty members signed an open letter questioning the results of the investigation.
Two Penn transfer students founded a club to teach students the art of Chinese calligraphy.
The Wistar Institute recently received a $4 million grant to study the effects of COVID-19 on at-risk populations, as well as new COVID-19 treatments for future use.