The workers will join Workers United Local 80, a Philadelphia-based chapter of Workers United that primarily supports local baristas.

The announcement, posted on the International Students and Scholar Services website, is directed at Penn community members who hold J-1 and H1-B visas and plan to travel internationally over winter break.

The junior guard brings home the honor after recording a team-high 76 points at the Cathedral Classic this past weekend.

Guest Columnist Stephen Morse shares his experience as an alumnus during the 2006 midterm election and offers a democracy lesson for current students.

Columnist Solemei Scamaroni warns the politicization of universities, like Penn, will intensify under the next Trump administration, urging universities and students to be aware of the national impact of their actions.

Here are five main takeaways from the DP’s three-part series exploring the behind-the-scenes dynamics underlying Penn's Gaza Solidarity Encampment.

The renovation, which the principal architect on the project called "a noisy operation," is set to last 20 months and begin in April 2025.

By providing the resources to host a Shabbat dinner, including free meals, JHP hoped to encourage students from various backgrounds and religions to come together over food.

Cuban, co-founder of Cost Plus Drugs and Shark Tank investor, spoke about disrupting the health care industry through affordable medication at a packed fireside chat hosted by Penn’s Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics.

The Quakers finished 1-2 in their three games over Thanksgiving break.

The team also broke the point differential record with a 75-point win.

This marks the first time that Throop has achieved such honors.

Trump announced Kennedy Jr. as his nominee to oversee the Department of Health and Human Services on Nov. 14, and Oz to head the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Nov. 16.

Guest Columnist Lauren Lynch addresses the 2024 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention and how we, as a society, can hold this plan accountable.

The funding comes after a months-long struggle for federal support of SEPTA, though the organization already approved a 7.5% fare increase to take effect on Dec. 1.

The study disputes the notion of severe political polarization in American politics, and suggests many Americans have misconceptions about both major political parties. 

The funding — which consists of $58,000 to be used starting January 2025 — will support the creation of multimedia resources for community colleges and other young adult learners, according to the Annenberg Public Policy Center announcement.