Columnist Alyma Karbownik critiques Penn’s performative online culture and advocates for more authentic spaces that reflect student experiences.

Also, Penn women’s squash clinches first national title since 2000.

Also, the restaurant Root & Sprig is coming to University City this spring.

Among the new hires are Director of Global Policy Programs Daniel Schneiderman, Domestic Policy Programs Coordinator Sasha Nicholas, and Global Policy Programs Coordinator Nikki Hinshaw. 

While both bills seek to expand the “zero tax bracket,” the report found that they do so through different mechanisms, leading to a varied distribution of benefits and economic effects.

The study, led by biostatistics professor Yong Chen and Senior Vice President for Strategic Initiatives David Asch, analyzed electronic health record and billing data across the Penn Medicine health system. 

The fast-casual dining restaurant will open at 421 Curie Blvd. on the ground floor of the Perelman School of Medicine’s Kelley Research Building.

The HoloRadar system uses AI to process radio signals and create three-dimensional images that help robots “see around corners.”

The Lurie Autism Institute presented its $100,000 award to Huda Zoghbi, a professor at the Baylor College of Medicine and the director of the Duncan Neurological Research Institute at Texas Children’s Hospital. 

Penn men's basketball will face off against the Illinois Illini at Greensville, South Carolina in the first round of March Madness. 

Senior columnist Mariana Martinez criticizes Penn’s social scene and calls for students to be more outgoing.

He will oversee risk management, internal controls, and regulatory compliance.

“World Café Live, a Pennsylvania not-for-profit corporation … is unable to pay its debts as they mature,” the March 10 filing read.

The collaboration between Penn Admissions and Service to School — a nonprofit organization that provides free college counseling services to military-affiliated applicants — will expand guidance for veterans applying to Penn.

The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a list of three Wharton School programs focused on the global economy, entrepreneurship, and quantitative finance.

The display includes artifacts and watercolor paintings of tomb artwork that were created during Penn Museum excavations from 1921 to 1923.