The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board comments on the failures of Penn’s emergency communication system.

As he prepares to take the helm of one of the world’s largest corporations, Ternus’ former classmates, teammates, and mentors say the traits defining his career have been visible for decades.

This year’s Quaker Days — which took place between April 13 and 15 — featured both University-wide events and programming tailored to each of Penn’s four undergraduate schools.

Student leaders also shared feedback on the guidelines during an April 29 meeting of the University Council.

The election was certified by the National Labor Relations Board on April 22.

Ahead of the May 19 primary elections, The Daily Pennsylvanian examined each candidate’s time at Penn and their vision for higher education policy.

Hosted by the artificial intelligence platform OnGov in collaboration with Penn’s Fels Institute of Government and Venture Lab, 1776 Lab took place on April 17.

Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé outlines resources provided by Student Health and Counseling. 

Hockey at Penn started in the late 19th century with a team that played other schools on the Schuylkill River during the winter freeze. 

Thrower was named to the all-tournament team at the end of Penn’s title winning run at Ivy Madness. 

The Quakers put up a good fight but failed to dominate in their last home games of the season. 

When the senior breaststroke specialist first came to Penn, he wasn’t even sure if he had a spot on the team.

Freshman pitcher Ben Moulin had career night in the third game of the series to lead the Quakers to first in Ivy League standings.

Pottruck Health and Fitness Center and Penn Libraries will host therapy dogs, serve free food, and put on various activities to help students to relax ahead of finals period. 

130 years later, Penn Relays remains an American track tradition.

While Penn has shown a commitment to sustainability dating back to the 1970s, the first University-sponsored sustainability initiative was created in 2007. 

The April 20 plan called for merging Robeson with Motivation High School and Lankenau with Walter B. Saul High School.