Columnist Marie Dillard explores the performative social culture at Penn and encourages readers to combat this by cultivating new relationships. 

The 2004 College graduate was relieved from his duties as head coach for the Cleveland Browns on Jan. 5th.  

Columnist Charlotte Pulica emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about the devastation in Iran and the students who are suffering.

From training camps to poker, here’s how Penn athletes spent their winter break.

Also, a new Taco Bell opened in University City.

Multiple gymnasts notched 9.800 scores from the judging panel. 

Cafe locations around Penn’s campus have been closed since Starbucks workers across the country began to strike in November 2025. 

Lauder — who graduated from the University in 1965 — is credited with first sparking Trump’s interest in Greenland, having pitched the idea to the President several years ago. 

The storefront — located at 39th and Chestnut streets — is open daily from 9-12 a.m. and uses a modernized service model.

The Education Department’s dismissal follows a year-long federal campaign against the inclusion of DEI in university programs.

Four Penn faculty discussed the future of the country, along with how U.S. foreign policy will affect Venezuelan citizens.

The award, funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, will support a new trial that will evaluate whether increasing step count through gamification reduces the risk of cardiovascular events.

Columnist Sohum Sheth argues that harm persists from institutional cooperation with ICE, and that only refusal can meaningfully limit enforcement.

Also, the University broke its single-quarter record for lobbying spending in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Across the University of Pennsylvania Health System, scientists are now using AI to enhance their understanding of biological systems and modern medicine.

The brief comes amid an ongoing federal investigation into alleged workplace antisemitism at Penn.

This fiscal quarter, the University spent $510,000 internally and an additional $260,000 to retain the services of three external lobbying firms: BGR Group, Cassidy & Associates, and Mehlman Consulting.