Her research found that homogenous American political networks are larger than ever — and lead citizens to become “even more sure of our own views and intolerant of others’ views.”

In the interview, Murphy spoke about his goals for the working group, which aims to improve non-academic services at Penn.

The three faculty members set to teach the classes described the process of adapting their curriculum to an “unprecedented” political landscape in interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian. 

In an Oct. 31 memorandum, the court concluded that O’Neill did not cite evidence a "reasonable jury could use to find the University liable."

If the strike authorization vote passes, GET-UP’s bargaining committee will have the authority to call a strike at any time.

Guest Columnists from Penn Dems urge members of the Penn community to vote in Pennsylvania's upcoming state elections.

Guest columnist Sophie Rivell shines light on Penn’s lack of administrative transparency following its rejection of the federal government’s Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education.

The documents — which were released by the alleged hacker and reviewed by The Daily Pennsylvanian — include internal University talking points, memos about donors and their families, receipts of bank transactions, and personal identifying information. 

The meet debuted eight freshmen fencers from the women's team and four from the men's team. 

Siskin, who was the team's leader in service aces last season with 27, put up a season-high 16 kills against Coppin State. 

De Frees starred in all 16 games last season and had seven games with at least five saves.

A University spokesperson wrote to The Daily Pennsylvanian that the investigation has been referred to law enforcement and the FBI as Penn investigates a “breach of data of select information systems.”

In a statement to The Daily Pennsylvanian, Penn Facilities and Real Estate Services explained that the incident was caused by a broken hot water line in the Cleeman building. 

The Oct. 29 panel included six experts in the field with backgrounds in architecture, journalism, and finance who spoke about the benefits and considerations of applying adaptive reuse on a large scale. 

The event featured cultural celebrations as well as college insights from current Penn students and Emmanuel Martinez, the associate director of Scholarly & Professional Development at Penn First Plus.

The team is learning to "push back even harder" as the postseason looms ahead of them.

The book — set to be released in April 2026 — revisits Stefanik’s 2023 questioning of Magill during a congressional hearing that sparked national outrage.