The researchers created the tool in response to a long-term trend of increasing stimulant-involved overdose deaths in the United States.

Last season, Ryan was the Red and Blue's leader in goals, points, and shots.

Columnist Charlotte Pulica argues that Wharton's reputation isn't an accurate representation of all it has to offer.

The Quad renovation project began in 2023 and is currently in its third and final phase, with renovations to Fisher Hassenfeld College House slated for completion in August 2026. 

To offer a closer look at the housing situation beyond the myths and mysteries, The Daily Pennsylvanian interviewed first year students to learn more about their experiences in the college house system.

The panelists — all of whom were previous recipients of the award — spoke about their careers and offered advice to students who are interested in applying to positions in journalism.

The donation, made by 1971 College graduate Edward W. Kane and his wife Marty Wallace, will go towards a facility named the “Edward W. Kane Theatre.”

The survey — which is a part of the Annenberg Science Knowledge research series — released its findings on Sept. 26. 

The United States government has been shut down since Oct. 1 after Congress missed the deadline to approve a funding deal.

The Sept. 30 event featured an introduction by Nursing Dean Antonia Villarruel, followed by an expert panel that was moderated by Penn Carey Law professor Eric Feldman.

Stanford is running to represent Pennsylvania’s third congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives, while Goodman is seeking to represent the commonwealth’s 148th district in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

Jackson, who assumed the provost position in 2023, described his office as “the perfect perch from which to really make sense” of Penn as an institution. 

The matchup will kick off 130 years of Ivy football play at Franklin Field.

The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports department made predictions on the result of the team’s home opener. 

The unification of female Quakers has benefits for athletes, students, and the greater Philadelphia community.

The all-red and all-white sets harken back to the program’s glory days.

Universities are “free to develop models and values other than those” offered in the memo, but only if the institution chooses to forgo federal benefits, the document stated.