Wind gusts of 50 mph to 60 mph brought down a live wire on Locust Street and sent debris through a window on Spruce Street.

The letter stated that educational institutions have 14 days to comply with the new requirements in order to continue receiving federal funding.

The Daily Pennsylvanian’s photographers captured the Eagles victory parade on Valentine’s Day.

Columnist Roshan Gopal argues that music shares similarities with addictive drugs and that we should pay attention to how much we listen. 

Penn finished their weekend road trip with a 10-point defeat to Brown.

Almqvist finished with 26 points, with her offensive firepower fueling a 73-61 win against Brown.

The Quakers were held scoreless in the fourth quarter at Georgetown.

A career-high and double-double performance from Katie Collins and a season-high for Mataya Gayle lead the Quakers past the Bulldogs

A turnover in the last seconds settled the score for the Quakers. 

After four years of test-optional admissions policies, the University announced that prospective students applying to Penn in fall 2026 will be required to submit either SAT or ACT scores as part of their application.

The scrubbed website contains only a brief three-sentence statement about Penn’s “commitment to equal opportunity.”

The Undergraduate Assembly explains the reasoning behind its Investment Transparency Resolution.

Also, Penn suspended University operations on Friday for the Eagles victory parade.

The story of the Black nurses who stepped up to treat the tuberculosis epidemic in New York City at Sea View Hospital in Staten Island is dictated in Maria Smilios’ new book.

This gift — one of the largest ever to name a United States inpatient hospital building according to the news release — is aimed towards accelerating innovation in patient care, research, and medical education.

Senior Associate Vice President for Research Elizabeth Peloso wrote in an affidavit that Penn has 1,803 active NIH awards — amounting to a total of $2.6 billion — across its research system.

The DEI page for the Wharton School of Business has been scrubbed, and the Penn Libraries DEI website is no longer active. These modifications and removals are the latest signs of the University backpedaling on its DEI initiatives from recent years.