The protest was organized by the Philly Palestine Coalition, a group involved with the Gaza Solidarity Encampment on Penn’s campus last spring. 

Debate watch parties took place everywhere, from high-rise rooftop lounges to academic buildings to Smokey Joe’s.

The restaurant will reopen the week of Sept. 23, and a grand opening celebration will take place the weekend of Oct. 4.

The Daily Pennsylvanian is live from the 2024 presidential debate, with reporters and photographers fanned out across spin rooms, watch parties, protests, and political events.

A source close to Allegro called the elimination of Allegro's 12-3 a.m. hours on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays “a disastrous f**king decision."

The first presidential debate on June 27 led to President and former Penn professor Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race and his endorsement of Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. 

The store, a popular coffee spot adjacent to the University's campus, temporarily shut its doors in June and underwent significant improvements.

Williams will now serve as the Director of Community Outreach and Engagement, and Deputy Chief Derrick Wood will serve as interim chief.

Penn Dining's implementation of Reuzzi will utilize notifications of when to return containers, a limit on checking out containers, and potential fines.

The petition was signed by a supermajority of Penn Medicine housestaff. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian acquired a trove of previously unseen emails and documents which reveal disagreements about Penn and the City's perceptions of the encampment and how to handle it.

United RAs at Penn is looking ahead to the new school year and is wary of continued negative interactions with CHAS, the Penn agency that oversees RA and GRA operations. 

Retail additions include the Center for Creative Works, Cork & Candles, and Van Leeuwen Ice Cream. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a guide to the transportation options every Penn student should know to navigate Penn's campus, Philadelphia, and beyond. 

Six members of SEPTA’s board have taken no trips on the system since the beginning of 2024, four of whom have taken no trips since the beginning of 2023.

Penn's Office of Government and Community Affairs has remained committed to nonpartisan initiatives, including encouraging voter turnout in conjunction with student-led organization Penn Leads the Vote.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with incoming first-year students and University administrators to learn more about the University's housing process.