Students who observe Ramadan are rediscovering elements of community as COVID-19 distancing restrictions continue to lift
Amy Gutmann
Pennsylvania resumes Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout after temporary pause
With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine approved again, Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania plan to focus on reaching vulnerable populations who have not yet been vaccinated.
Six Penn faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The Academy commends outstanding scholars, leaders, artists, and innovators for their work to address the world's most urgent challenges.
Penn will administer Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines on Wednesday and Thursday
The University's on-campus clinic will also be accepting walk-ins in an effort to make vaccinations as accessible as possible, Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé said.
Pennsylvania resumes Johnson & Johnson vaccine rollout after temporary pause
With the Johnson & Johnson vaccine approved again, Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania plan to focus on reaching vulnerable populations who have not yet been vaccinated.
Six Penn faculty elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
The Academy commends outstanding scholars, leaders, artists, and innovators for their work to address the world's most urgent challenges.
Pennsylvania will lose a seat in the House of Representatives after census
The state’s population has remained steady over the last 10 years, but other southern and western states have experienced faster population growth.
15 questions with... Ben Bedard, a Penn men's lacrosse senior
The Daily Pennsylvanian asked Ben Bedard of Penn menu2019s lacrosse 15 questions about his time with the team, his experience at Penn, and his life overall. Here's what the senior midfielder had to say.
DP Sports Player of the Week: Michael Keehan
In place of the annual Penn relays, the Philadelphia Metropolitan Collegiate Invitational, or “Philly Mets,” was held this past Saturday. The Red and Blue excelled in the localized athletic event. Among these standouts was Penn sophomore Michael Keehan, whose performance earned him DP Sports Player of the Week.
Freshman Brianna Brown of Penn softball has made her outfield presence felt
Freshman Brianna Brown fell in love with softball at a young age and has finally been able to express that passion on the field with Penn.
The Daily Pennsylvanian takes a look at Penn softball's assistant coaches.
Penn’s virtual Lavender Graduation will honor LGBTQ graduates from all schools
The Lavender Graduation will take place on May 7 and feature individually designed slides for each graduate, three speakers, as well as two performances from the newly merged gender-inclusive Glee Club.
Penn Dining moves away from pre-packaged items ahead of in-person fall semester
Changes in Hill House and 1920 Commons include the addition of customizable hot food stations and the reopening of salad, fruit, and pasta bars.
Philadelphia lifts some restrictions on outdoor dining and bar seating
Philadelphia Health Commissioner Thomas Farley said the city is changing the restrictions to help restaurant owners remain in business.
Racial disparities in vaccinations increase among young people in Philadelphia
Only 15% of Philadelphia’s Black residents and 23% of Philadelphia’s Hispanic residents between the ages of 20 and 44 have received at least one vaccine dose.
New UA leaders seek to increase student and community input on Penn’s policies
Newly elected Undergraduate Assembly President and College junior Tori Borlase and UA Vice President and College and Wharton junior Janice Owusu plan to prioritize student wellness and administrative accountability next year.
Isabella Glassman | Women’s issues don’t end when the news stops
Columnist Isabella Glassman argues that all of us need to be having conversations about women's issues, even when the news isn't covering them.
Jamie Chung | Remembering my Halmoni
Nursing senior Jamie Chung remembers her halmoni, who passed away due to COVID-19.
Penn Museum apologized for using the remains for research and teaching purposes, rather than returning the remains to the Africa family.
Pennsylvania’s soon-to-be-vacant U.S. Senate Seat might be filled by a Penn affiliate
The announcement of Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.)'s retirement in early October has prompted a flood of candidates to enter the race.


















