Signatories include current and former trustees Robert Stavis, Andrew Heyer, and Marc Rowan; who is also chair of the Wharton Board of Advisors. 

Columnist Vinay Khosla dissects the harmful commodification of feminism that infused this summer’s cultural phenomena. 

Columnist Lexi Boccuzzi posits that there is a much more traditional conception of womanhood at the root of the summer’s most iconic “feminist” media hits. 

"When I walked into Hillel, I noticed that the lobby was completely trashed — one of the podiums was smashed, one of the tables was smashed. There was stuff everywhere," a witness said.

Noah Rubin urges fellow students at Penn to utilize their positions within campus organizations to support the Jewish community and Israel. 

Members of the DP's sports staff predict the Quakers' second game.

Class of 2022 graduates in certain majors — especially in the College and the Engineering School — reported above-average outcomes in consulting and financial services.

The Quakers last played the Bison in 2021, when they won 30-6.

Brigitte Weinsteiger was announced on Wednesday as the interim director of Penn Libraries.

Teevens played quarterback for the Big Green and has been their head coach for over 22 years.

Kozuma — who was announced as Penn's next VPUL in February — began his position on May 1.

Columnist Riane Lumer argues that Elon Musk's threats to the Anti-Defamation League are a deterrent from his own pitfalls. 

One of the scientists who will be housed in the new building will be Drew Weissman, whose research on messenger RNA was used in the development of the Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. 

Penn came in fourth among Ivy League schools, with Princeton University topping the list.

Since their departure, Matthew Oiler has been named the new general manager of Hill House, and Penn plans to name its new campus executive chef "very soon."

Literature and humanities professors called on Penn President Liz Magill to immediately amend administrators' statement on the festival. 

On Nov. 7, registered voters will elect various state judicial candidates as well as a new mayor of Philadelphia and City Council members.