Quaker Days ran from April 10 to April 13 this year, with various campus buildings, centers, and programs hosting events.

Several incoming students shared concerns over how areas outside of sports — such as research opportunities and financial aid — could be affected because of the funding pauses.

Power is the first former five-star recruit to commit to the Quakers in program history.

Senior columnist Mia Vesely discusses First Amendment rights on college campuses amid student detentions and deportations.

Also, Penn is monitoring students’ visa statuses twice daily following revocations earlier this week.

Columnist and Deputy Opinion Editor Arshiya Pant argues that with everything at stake due to federal funding cuts, every exercise of intellectual freedom counts.

Abele earned his bachelor’s degree in architecture in 1902, becoming the first African American graduate from what is currently Stuart Weitzman School of Design.

100 years ago this month, Penn’s Mask and Wig Club was the first organization to release an electrical recording that used the then-brand-new Western Electric system.

Luber previously served a coach at Rider and Binghamton. 

Penn also immediately notifies the individual once changes to a student's immigration status are identified, a University spokesperson told the DP.

Food trucks near the corner of 33rd and Arch street were notified on March 26 that they would no longer be allowed to park overnight starting on April 4.

An April 8 letter from the United States House of Representatives and Senate Committees on the Judiciary accused Penn and the Ivy League of collusion and engaging in unfair financial aid practices. 

Columnist Sose Hovannisian calls on Penn students and the international community to stand against Azerbaijan’s genocidal policies and war crimes.

Also, a conservative medical advocacy group has filed a lawsuit against Penn.

The April 9 presidential memo directed federal agency leaders to “immediately suspend any active security clearance held by Taylor” and accused him of “possibly violating the Espionage Act.”

Amy Gutmann has joined a group of former university presidents in a joint statement calling on  Donald Trump’s second administration to end the attacks on higher education.

Designed to address the growing demand for AI fluency in business leadership, the new track is expected to shape the way future executives, including Chief Financial Officers, approach emerging technologies.