Stedman is one of 1,500 people — including some convicted of assaulting police officers — included in sweeping pardons issued shortly after the 1968 Wharton graduate returned to the White House.

Abhiram Juvvadi, the president of The Daily Pennsylvanian, urges the greater Penn community to stay informed and engaged.

Also, meet three members of Penn's Class of 2029. 

The Red and Blue came second to Townson, but ahead of Yale and Ursinus

College and Wharton seniors Tej Patel and Sridatta Teerdhala are among the 36 Marshall Scholars selected this year from among 983 candidates. 

Trump’s inauguration speech centered around the theme of broad sweeping, America-first change, which he claimed would mark an end to “America’s decline.”

Fenton founded The Reflect Organization, a national nonprofit that provides college students with a forum to engage in conversations to improve mental wellness that grew from a club Fenton started at Penn.

Parker delivered a speech laying out her plans and goals for 2025, as well as her administration's accomplishments from her first year in office.

The collaboration will provide Penn Medicine with a selection of 100 of the most commonly dispensed medications while avoiding price markups.

The 42-page report is the culmination of an investigation Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Rep. Mike Johnson (R-La.) initiated last April, when he called for a "House-wide crackdown on antisemitism." 

Walberg — who was selected as the committee's chair in December 2024 — has been outspoken about campus antisemitism and cited “continuing to protect Jewish students on college campuses” as one of his main priorities. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with three early decision admitted members of the Class of 2029 about their journeys to Penn and what excites them most about the next four years.

Junior guard/forward Ethan Roberts led the way with 21 points.

Columnist Brian Barth explains the potential impact of decreasing one of the University's most abundant sources of revenue.

Under the agreement, the 76ers and Comcast will partner to build an arena in the South Philadelphia sports complex. The space will be used by both the 76ers and the Philadelphia Flyers and is set to be finished by 2031.

The men’s and women’s teams are ranked No. 1 and No. 4 respectively in the nation. 

Harvard outscored Penn in the second half 42-21.