As the Class of 2030 begins their time at Penn, here’s a list of events that every first-year Quaker should know.
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What living in a battleground state means for Penn students
As candidates look to court voters, here’s what Penn students can expect when casting their ballots in Pennsylvania.
Museums, parks, cafes: Exploring University City
Just blocks from Penn, there are countless destinations to visit, and endless foods to try.
From credit cards to health insurance, a guide to adulthood at Penn
The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a guide of resources that incoming students can use to soften the blow of adulthood’s less exciting milestones.
What living in a battleground state means for Penn students
As candidates look to court voters, here’s what Penn students can expect when casting their ballots in Pennsylvania.
Museums, parks, cafes: Exploring University City
Just blocks from Penn, there are countless destinations to visit, and endless foods to try.
The ARCH enters fifth year as hub for Penn cultural groups
Many students find their home away from home at one of the cultural centers housed in the building.
Five matchups Quaker fans won’t want to miss
Coaching turnovers and new rosters, rematches and new milestones bring exciting games for Penn fans.
New faces to lead three Penn sports teams
Football, sprint football, and women’s rowing will have new head coaches at their helms this fall.
The Cathedral of College Basketball celebrates 100 years
Since its opening in 1927, the Palestra has become one of the most storied basketball venues in the country.
From world champions to national stars, here are 12 of the best student-athletes repping the Red and Blue.
Penn’s financial footprint spans all seven continents — including Antarctica
Altogether, the University’s ventures outside of the United States accounted for well over $10 billion in spending.
30 must-knows for Penn’s Class of 2030
Incoming first-year students will spend the fall learning to navigate the ins and outs of life at Penn. New to Penn and have questions? Don’t worry! Here are some answers.
The Ivy League gives us the most. Why do we risk the least?
Senior Columnist Diya Choksey questions why students at one of the world’s most prestigious universities end up taking the smallest deviations from what’s considered “normal.”
Penn graduate Luigi Mangione pleads guilty in federal court
Mangione is still scheduled to be tried next month in the state of New York for several charges, including second-degree murder.
Penn Dining, Libraries workers continue negotiations after union contracts expire
The developments come months after Penn Libraries workers raised concerns about potential changes to employees’ benefits.
Penn graduate Luigi Mangione expected to plead guilty in federal court
Mangione is charged with two federal counts of stalking resulting in the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and was scheduled to go on trial in January of next year.
After last season’s breakthrough, Kofi Fordjour is ready to make a statement
For the rising senior, being looked over is an opportunity to shock the masses.
Penn football coach Rick Santos previews season strategies
A defensive overhaul and a strong tight-end room highlight Santos’ strategy entering the 2026 football season.
Penn to name advisory committee for presidential search
The consultative committee will be composed of 19 senior University administrators, trustees, faculty members, and student government leaders.



















