The Feb. 10 event, which took place in Huntsman Hall, focused on Clark’s previous career in journalism and the current political relationship between the United States and Canada.

The initiative, a free pre-college opportunity for rising high school seniors who are interested in STEM, is the newest Inveniam Outreach Program.

The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board argues that Penn’s modularity benefits students in specialized schools, while harming students in the College.

The Ott Center for Track and Field witnessed a new world record in the men’s 4x800 meter relay on Friday evening.

Penn gymnastics scores a flat total of 196 in the meet. 

Also, local lawmakers encouraged Penn to reach a deal with the graduate student union.

The six working groups have submitted their recommendations to the plan’s steering committee ahead of a public release in “early 2026.” 

The signatories argued Penn has an “obligation” to treat its workers “with dignity” and warned a strike would affect “tens of thousands” of people across campus.

The Daily Pennsylvanian’s analysis of the files found meetings, home visits, and business dealings. 

The Feb. 9 discussion focused on urban policy and housing affordability at local and federal levels.

The lawsuit — which accuses Penn and 16 other universities of forming a “price-fixing cartel” that colluded to decrease financial aid awards — was filed in 2022. 

The Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books, and Manuscripts launched the exhibit on Feb. 9 and will keep it open for viewing until May. 

June was named “Disruptor of the Year” for his Philadelphia-based company that aims to create a universal cancer tumor treatment. 

Power notched a game-high of 18 points in Penn’s win against Princeton on Saturday. 

Columnist Marie Dillard encourages students to reevaluate their relationship with learning. 

Also, Simone Sawyer reflects on her basketball journey.

Also, how Penn is celebrating Black History Month.