After jumping out to a massive early lead, Penn basketball regressed substantially over the game’s final 30 minutes en route to a 69-59 loss to Harvard Friday night.
38th and Spruce Street Intersection
GROUP THINK is The DP’s round table section, where we throw a question at the columnists and see what answers stick.
BREAKING: Penn men's golf announces Michael Blodgett as interim coach for 2017
Only three days after it was publicly revealed that former Penn men’s golf head coach Bob Heintz would be resigning to head to Duke, the University announced on Friday afternoon that his position would be filled by former Penn golfer and 2010 College graduate Michael Blodgett for at least the remainder of the 2016-17 season.
Breitbart editor creates scholarship fund exclusively for white males
According to the grant's website, "The Privilege Grant was founded based on the idea that white males deserve as much assistance in achieving college education as minorities do."
GROUP THINK is The DP’s round table section, where we throw a question at the columnists and see what answers stick.
BREAKING: Penn men's golf announces Michael Blodgett as interim coach for 2017
Only three days after it was publicly revealed that former Penn men’s golf head coach Bob Heintz would be resigning to head to Duke, the University announced on Friday afternoon that his position would be filled by former Penn golfer and 2010 College graduate Michael Blodgett for at least the remainder of the 2016-17 season.
Jenny Yang talks media and community organizing at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Though the stage in the dimly lit theater in the Annenberg Center was set up with a lone microphone, a stool and a chair — the classic setting for a stand-up comedy act — comedian, writer and political commentator Jenny Yang commented as she entered that “even though we’re in this beautiful theater, this is not stand-up — we’re going to make this a chat.”
Nursing at Penn helps lead health care innovation through new fellowship
“The purpose of [the Penn Nurse Innovation Fellowship] is really to help develop a different kind of thinking that can be applied to the challenges we see in health care,” Chief Nursing Executive and Associate Executive Director of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (HUP) Regina Cunningham said.
For some Penn students, extreme vetting to get into the U.S. is not a new phenomenon
When leaving the U.S. to go to Turkey during spring break in 2015, Osama Ahmed, a 2016 College and Wharton graduate, was approached by two men in muscle t-shirts. They demanded that he follow them, and they opened their jackets to reveal guns and police badges.
Scaled-down version of Quaker Days awaits early decision admits next week
Dean of Admissions Eric Furda noted that housing and staff restraints prevent ConnectED from becoming an overnight program.
Dean Furda responds to The New York Times' report highlighting Penn's lack of economic diversity
According to the New York Times, Penn undergraduates’ median family income of $195,500 represents the 82nd percentile amongst U.S. families.
Boston and Atlanta natives make plans for Sunday's Super Bowl
“For me, it would just be about Tom Brady being able to cement his legacy,” Boston native and College freshman Paul Litwin said. “I think most reasonable people agree he’s easily one of the top quarterbacks of all time.”
Senior class board president is best known for his 'butt-lifting' fitness class
Tomasso credits the novelty of the name to drawing attention to his training sessions and getting people involved in the class. “At first people were confused what it was,” Tomasso said.
Potential reform of high-skilled worker visa sparks anxieties among international students
In January alone, three bills have been proposed in Congress to curb the H-1B visa program. Potential changes include increasing the minimum salaries of H-1B visa holders from $60,00 to $130,000 and changing the visa lottery system to a “preference system” that would give priority to students educated in the U.S.
Amy Gutmann signs letter with 47 other university presidents criticizing Trump immigration ban
The letter is direct: "We write as presidents of leading American colleges and universities to urge you to rectify or rescind the recent executive order closing our country’s borders to immigrants and others from seven majority-Muslim countries and to refugees from throughout the world," it reads.
Students march through campus on Thursday night to protest Trump's immigration ban
The purpose of the march was to both protest Trump’s Executive Order banning immigrants from seven Muslim-majority nations and to show solidarity with members of the Penn community affected by the order.
Editorial | Don't let the message of the marches fade away
We commend the participants of these marches, but we implore students to use these protests as an opportunity to revisit issues on our own campus, to channel this level of intensity and energy into tangible fixes within our own community.
Here are the crimes that happened on campus last week
Jan. 23: A suspect jumped into a running vehicle on the 4100 block of Spruce Street at 6:21 pm and drove away. The vehicle was later found close by with all of its contents still inside.
Patients sue Penn Medicine over alleged infections acquired from heater-cooler units during surgery
A press release from Barrett explained that his clients were unaware of the risk of NTM infection during heart surgery, prompting them to file the complaint against Penn Medicine.
Penn for Reproductive Justice launches on Locust Walk
The group was started by two pro-choice students who said they wish “to offer fact-based pro-choice resources for reproductive rights advocates,” according to the group’s description on Facebook.



















