The analysis found that Penn has the second largest Board of Trustees in the Ivy League with 50 members. 

A DP analysis found that the number of full-time non-medical school administrators at Penn increased by 78%, compared to a 40% increase in full-time non-medical faculty over the past 20 years. 

The DP's analysis found that nearly 100 Penn-affiliated researchers had over 50,000 academic citations.

Throughout the year, The Daily Pennsylvanian analyzed data to explore topics that affect Penn students — from funding gaps in sports to health violations at dining halls. Here are the highlights.

On average, men’s head coaches at the University earn 41% more than women’s head coaches.

With college football attendance down across the nation, see how the Quakers have been affected since 2003.

The DP researched some of the most notable donors to understand their backgrounds, Penn leadership roles, and level of generosity to Penn during their time as alumni. 

Among the nine companies identified across Penn's 13F filings, 30% of them belong to the biotech industry.

According to the DP's analysis, the overall number of academic integrity and student conduct violations both decreased compared to previous school years.

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

According to the data, approximately 30% of the Class of 2026 did not submit test scores in 2022. 

Representation of women and people of color has grown over time, but these groups still make up minorities of Penn commencement speakers.

Among initiatives that will see a decrease, UA will no longer provide funding to Class Board cultural events such as Penn’s Holi celebration.

Penn’s average Ph.D. student stipend is 1.23% of its president’s salary, while the Ivy League’s average graduate student stipend is 2.53% of the average president’s salary.

Rock, rap, and electronic genres are the most popular sounds of Spring Fling.

The DP's analysis examined the menus of 24 BYOs across University City and Center City.

The analysis — which examined 45 food trucks and 72 restaurants near campus — found that 41% of food trucks on or near campus offer Halal food.