Cardiology professor Sameed Khatana led the study, identifying a correlation between policies that improve access to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and fewer heart deaths. 

Also, Wharton will offer access to Claude Enterprise for its undergraduate students. 

Karman Holdings accounted for the bulk of Penn’s reported $104 million stock holdings — a position that included nearly 1.7 million shares valued at more than $82 million.

Students who were already enrolled in the courses prior to Aug. 12 will not be affected.

The partnership comes as the nursing field faces rising education costs and growing challenges from the Trump administration.

All users will be required to complete a training course on the rules, risks, and privacy measures associated with agentic coding tools before activating their accounts. 

The original complaint, filed last August, alleged that the institutions leveraged early decision to fix the cost of attendance. 

Junior forward Candice Lienafa and sophomore guard Christina Pham join the Quakers. 

Guest columnist Jared Francis argues that educators are mistaken in hoping watermarking will save them from the real work of redesigning how they assess student thinking.

Also, Penn Police is investigating threatening messages found Monday at the Annenberg School.

The takeaways highlight widespread concerns over both the content of the draft policy and the transparency of the revision process.

Penn President Larry Jameson welcomes students and offers advice for the upcoming academic year. 

The new hearings will further delay the trial, which was previously set to take place at the beginning of November. 

Penn International Student and Scholar Services Director Rudie Altamirano wrote that the center is “closely monitoring both the litigation and any subsequent guidance from the federal government.”

Annenberg School Dean Sarah Banet-Weiser wrote that “all forms of hate, bias, discrimination, and intimidation have no place at Annenberg,” adding that such incidents “will not be tolerated.” 

The ceremony marked Penn President Larry Jameson’s final Convocation before he steps down in June.

Also, the news you missed from Penn this summer.