On Saturday afternoon, Penn put up its most complete performance of the season.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with the new leaders of Penn’s main minority coalition about their goals and plans for the upcoming year. 

For the 2022-2023 school year, SCFDDE has been charged with considering the needs of the Penn community who feel “victimized” by faculty, especially in relation to academic freedom. 

Last July, Penn announced that New College House West would be named Gutmann College House in honor of Amy Gutmann, who served as Penn's president for a record 18 years. 

Listen to the top headlines on Friday, Feb. 3 with our newsletter anchor.

The FBI's search of the Penn Biden Center in mid-November was conducted without a warrant, but with the consent of Biden’s legal team.

Press Ganey recognized Penn Medicine’s Apheresis Therapy Unit, the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, the Radnor Surgery Center, and Chester County Hospital. 

Columnist and exchange student Alex Baxter compares his experiences with the sheltered lifestyle Penn students lead.

Former Penn running back Isaiah Malcolme was named the game's MVP.

This hearing could help determine the future of remains of Black Philadelphians that have been in the possession of the Penn Museum since 1966.

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Columnist Benjamin McAvoy-Bickford argues that Charlie Javice is a product and model of a Penn education.

The newly published analysis finds that the costs of Biden’s program — between $333 billion to $361 billion — would be much higher than the Department of Education's initial estimate of $138 billion.

The drug, lecanemab, received FDA approval on Jan. 6, after a study to assess its efficacy on volunteers concluded its third phase.

The Working Families Party is a grassroots political party that organizes to elect progressive candidates in fourteen states.

Former Sports Editor ranks the the Ivy League teams with conference play halfway through.

In response to a request for comment, Starbucks contested the validity of the complaint in regards to disobeying the NLRA and defended their actions at the Philadelphia locations.