Many of the documents focus on the role of 1982 College graduate Robert Fox, who served as Shapiro’s representative to Penn during and after the University's fall 2023 leadership crisis.

The fate of the Penn Biden Center has mirrored Biden's shifting path from public office to private life — and back again. 

The Sept. 19 proclamation — titled “Restriction on Entry of Certain Nonimmigrant Workers” — imposed a $100,000 annual fee on new and renewal H-1B visa petitions.

Bachman’s term extension, which pends approval by the Board of Trustees, comes amid divided student opinions on her performance.

Wenrick will provide leadership and operational coordination across Penn’s arts programming.

Robertson formerly served as vice dean and director of the Wharton Undergraduate Division, and has been a member of the school's standing faculty since 2008.

The Sept. 16 report from FIRE labeled Shapiro’s sway at Penn as a form of unprecedented government overreach.

The changes follow nearly two years of collaboration between student leaders and administrators in the Office of Student Affairs.

Rowan sent his letter to the judge on Sept. 11, writing that he hoped to “offer a more complete picture of who Charlie is as a person.” 

In August, Penn Carey Law suspended a full-tuition scholarship program honoring Alexander, drawing criticism from local politicians and Penn community members. 

The recent designations bring the total number of LEED-certified Penn buildings to 55.

Brown emphasized the importance of streamlined communication between Penn’s faculty, administration, and students as a “foundation for political effectiveness.”

The Sept. 9 podcast is part of the Ampersand series, where faculty from different disciplines discuss a topic of their choosing.

He is assuming the role of permanent director for the first time since October 2023, when former Senior Director Valerie Ross retired after nearly two decades.

Penn's score went up 6.5 points and 17 places from 2024 after adopting a policy of institutional neutrality.

Members of Penn’s on- and off-campus fraternities told The Daily Pennsylvanian that they remain confused about how the policy is being implemented and enforced.

Archivists, historians, and faculty members spoke to the principles that have endured since Penn's inception in the mid-18th century, and the conflicting narratives surrounding the University's educational ethos.