According to the Philadelphia Police Department, a Honda Civic Sport traveling southbound struck the eastbound shuttle bus, causing the shuttle to spin and tip over on its side.
Amy Gutmann
The application process includes an audition, and prior acting experience is required.
Penn pilots secure AI portal with Claude, ChatGPT models
The pilot is expected to conclude in mid-August with the launch of an official AI service.
Guided by law school faculty and practicing attorneys, second- and third-year law students work with clients who could not otherwise afford legal services.
The application process includes an audition, and prior acting experience is required.
Penn pilots secure AI portal with Claude, ChatGPT models
The pilot is expected to conclude in mid-August with the launch of an official AI service.
For Lucas-Allan Lueth, basketball is interwoven with art, and art with basketball
The rising senior has always found ways to express himself on and off the hardwood.
Penn begins search for Jameson’s successor, invites community input
According to Raghavendran, the feedback will “inform the Consultative Committee convened by the Board of Trustees, whose work will help define the type of leader the University seeks.”
Penn track and field travels across the pond for Transatlantic Series, Birmingham Ivy League Match
The Red and Blue teamed up with Cornell to sweep the competition.
Daybreak | Summer at Penn
Also, new campus parking opportunities.
From Hawaii to the Ivy League, Jack-Ryan Jeremiah found his game thousands of miles away
The rising senior midfielder, who captured All-Ivy honors in 2024 and 2025, hopes to pursue a professional soccer career after graduation.
How students are spending summer at Penn
The DP spoke with seven students about their experiences with Penn’s summer offerings.
Penn expands parking permit eligibility to juniors, seniors
The permits will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis, and students will be notified within 24 hours if their application has been approved.
Your social media reveals more than you think
Columnist Seojin Lee argues that Penn students should be more intentional about their social media usage and digital footprint.
How Penn Med’s Cedar Avenue crisis center streamlines psychiatric services
Six months after the center opened in 2023, the number of psychiatric visits at HUP-Cedar Avenue’s emergency department had decreased by 80% and has since remained relatively stable.
Federal court temporarily blocks graduate loan caps affecting Penn Nursing students
The ruling will allow students in advanced nursing programs to continue accessing higher federal borrowing limits while litigation proceeds.
Wharton MBA student recognized with Medal of Honor
Dockery, who is currently enrolled in the Wharton Executive MBA Program, was honored on June 18 for his actions in Afghanistan after an October 2012 Taliban attack.
Clark | The NCAA eligibility change levels the playing field for the Ivy League
While the distance running world is plagued with conversations about age and international athletes, the Ivy League’s player retention and roster rotation benefits.
Penn cancer center namesake Leonard Abramson dies at 93
Perelman School of Medicine Dean Jonathan Epstein notified the Penn Med community about Abramson’s July 4 passing in a Monday email.
Move-in day has become a myth
Columnist Tracy Xie argues that social media has shifted the college experience to begin long before move-in day, replacing uncertainty with connection but also fueling comparison and pressure.



















