The votes that put Trump over the threshold came from Trump’s native New York, whose delegation cast 89 votes for Trump.
9/11 10th Anniversary Issue
Crime Log: July 1 - July 7
Theft July 2: Anonymous theft from building July 4: Anonymous theft from building July 5: Anonymous bike theft July 6: Anonymous theft from building July 6: Anonymous other theft.
Doctoral student Courtney Brown dies of cancer
Doctoral student in Africana Studies and Music, Courtney Brown, died at his home in Michigan last weekend after battling cancer.
Sexual assault allegations put admitted freshman's status 'on hold'
An incoming Penn freshman was accused of sexual assault in a legal complaint, The Boston Globe reported Wednesday.
Crime Log: July 1 - July 7
Theft July 2: Anonymous theft from building July 4: Anonymous theft from building July 5: Anonymous bike theft July 6: Anonymous theft from building July 6: Anonymous other theft.
Doctoral student Courtney Brown dies of cancer
Doctoral student in Africana Studies and Music, Courtney Brown, died at his home in Michigan last weekend after battling cancer.
Tiffany Trump to speak at Republican National Convention
2016 College graduate Tiffany Trump isn’t wasting time moving on to bigger things after graduation – notably, she'll be speaking at the Republican National Convention next week.
Isabel Kim | Off the record
The interesting thing about the press is although we expend an enormous amount of time and energy investigating everyone else’s business, the actual mechanisms of the press are often opaque.
Benjamin Zou | American unrest, contextualized
While the rest of the world sees our violence, turbulence, and political instability, they also see that we at least still hold on to the integrity of our anger and our desire to listen and be heard worldwide.
SEPTA problems delay commutes for students, employees
All of SEPTA’s 120 Silverliner V train cars are out of commission and likely won't return until at least Labor Day.
DNC volunteers cultivate West Philadelphia community garden
The 1-acre plot sits behind the Karabots Pediatric Care Center at 48th and Market Street. It is considered the main volunteer project for the Democratic National Convention. The DNC will be held at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia July 25-28.
Possibility emerges for appeal of Fattah's conviction
There may be some hope left for former congressman and 1986 Fels Institute of Government graduate Chaka Fattah, who was convicted last month of 23 charges including bribery, racketeering and fraud.
No road closures in University City during the DNC, according to DPS
Unlike the numerous road closures experienced during the Pope Francis visit last fall, the Democratic National Convention that is set to take place from July 25th to July 28th should be more quite near the University City area and students should experience fewer, if any disturbances as a result of the convention.
Penn engineers create Zika test for the masses
The total cost of the materials and reagents needed for the device is only $2, making it potentially more accessible to the masses. However, the device must still undergo more tests before it is ready for patient use — and according to the researchers, it will not be available before the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Trump reacts to FBI's Clinton investigation
Presumptive Republican presidential nominee and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump issued a harsh assessment of the FBI after the agency recommended against criminally charging Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for using a private email server as U.S. Secretary of State.
Five Quakers take gold at lacrosse Under-19 World Championship
The Federation of International Lacrosse Under-19 World Championship took place in Canada over the past two weeks, and tournament champions Team U.S.A. relied on a core composition of Quakers throughout the six games. Five individuals — four athletes and a coach — represented Penn in the Canadian province of British Columbia as the U.S. defended its title in the Under-19 World Championship.
Nowlan | Homecoming weekend was the pinnacle of the fall 2015 season
I’ve had the privilege of writing for the Daily Pennsylvanian for two full years now, and one particular date is seared into my brain: November 7, 2015. That particular day, undoubtedly, was the most entertaining of my Penn career thus far.
Track and field athletes fail to qualify for Olympics
This past weekend, three recently-graduated members of Penn’s track and field team competed in the US Olympic Trials in Eugene, Oregon for a spot on team bound for Rio this coming August.
Temple board plans to dismiss President Neil Theobald
Temple University’s board of trustees announced its intention to dismiss Temple’s president, Neil D.
Political scientist Beth Simmons appointed as 18th PIK professor
Distinguished political scientist Beth Simmons has been appointed the 18th Penn Integrates Knowledge professor, the University announced Tuesday.















