Nearly three months after funding cuts to research were announced, the DP spoke to faculty members and researchers about the effects the federal actions have had on their colleagues and employees.
Amy Gutmann
Serving up success: Inside freshman women’s tennis star Lara Stojanovski’s impressive debut
From Belgrade to the Ivy League, Stojanovski looks to make her mark for the Quakers.
Mariana Martinez | What poker and the Ivy League have in common
Senior columnist Mariana Martinez deconstructs meritocracy and social mobility within elite education environments.
Wharton considers relocating San Francisco campus as current lease nears expiration
According to a report from the San Francisco Chronicle, real estate market participants confirmed that The Wharton School has “outgrown” its current lease.
Serving up success: Inside freshman women’s tennis star Lara Stojanovski’s impressive debut
From Belgrade to the Ivy League, Stojanovski looks to make her mark for the Quakers.
Mariana Martinez | What poker and the Ivy League have in common
Senior columnist Mariana Martinez deconstructs meritocracy and social mobility within elite education environments.
Freshman gymnast Mimi Fletcher's determination has propeled her to NCAAs
Despite facing an ankle injury in December, Fletcher amazed on the mat this season, culminating in a NCAAs Regionals appearance.
Department of Education issues demands to Penn after finding University violated Title IX
The April 28 announcement includes a “Resolution Agreement” from the Office of Civil Rights that gives Penn 10 days to “voluntarily” enact three demands.
Bok reflected on the events that led to his departure, the forthcoming release of his book, and the federal government’s campaign against higher education — which he said “started at Penn.”
DP Daybreak | Students criticize Writing Seminars
Also, the federal government reinstated the visas and immigration statuses of all seven Penn affiliates whose statuses had previously been terminated.
Meet three students from the incoming Perelman School of Medicine class
Perelman School of Medicine released its 2024-2025 admissions cycle acceptances for the incoming class of 2029 in early March.
Penn settles lawsuit over MOVE bombing remains
The lawsuit, filed in Philadelphia’s Common Pleas Court, alleged that Penn improperly kept remains belonging to Dotson’s 14-year-old sister Katricia, who was killed alongside her younger sister Zanetta and nine others.
‘Huge oversight’: Class Board 2026 faces backlash over P-Sweater brand swap
The controversy began earlier this semester when students discovered that the P-Sweaters were manufactured by Gildan, rather than Champion, the brand originally advertised by Class Board 2026 and offered on the order form.
Penn research associates, postdocs file petition to unionize
Of the 1,500 postdoctoral researchers at Penn, 1,000 signed authorization cards in support of forming Research Associates and Postdocs United (RAPUP-UAW), according to the group.
2020 Penn Engineering graduate Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to federal murder charges
Mangione previously pleaded not guilty on 11 state murder and terror charges in New York.
‘Too systematic’: Penn undergraduate students criticize writing seminars
A survey by The Daily Pennsylvanian of around 300 students found that only 16% found the course useful for outside work.
Penn football’s Shiloh Means invited to NFL minicamp
Means, a two-time All-Ivy selection, will attend camp with the Indianapolis Colts.
Fueled by family: Senior distance runner Chloe Hassman takes her final lap
Family ties fuel the passion behind the standout track and field runner's career.
LIVE UPDATES: Day three of the 2025 Penn Relays
David Tran | Thanks to Trump, I lost my work-study
Columnist David Tran anecdotally discusses the student impact of Penn’s funding cuts resulting from President Donald Trump’s budget freeze.



















