Amid their ongoing bids to represent Pennsylvania’s third congressional district, the three candidates discussed immigration, foreign relations, affordability, and community safety. 

The lab explores how large groups of artificial intelligence agents — systems that act on behalf of users — can operate together without causing harm in a high-stakes environment.

The March 25 event, titled “A Conversation with Elaine Hsieh Chou,” was part of the Liu Endowed Program and co-sponsored by Penn’s English Department and Asian American Studies Program. 

According to the announcement, over 61,000 students applied to Penn this year, marking a decrease from last year’s applicant pool of over 72,000. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian Editorial Board offers the newly admitted class some crucial insight into the Penn experience.

Also, the University Council meeting. 

 The talk is scheduled to take place at the Penn Museum on April 14.

The event also facilitated a discussion of the University's operating budget.

After circulating the document, Penn will solicit feedback from faculty, staff, and students to shape the final set of policies.

Penn will collaborate with the WMF’s new Suzanne Deal Booth Institute for Heritage Preservation, which aims to integrate education with preservation projects.

From cultural experiences to transportation and everyday services, The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a list of easy-to-miss opportunities available to the University community.

Columnist Kamau Louis explores how Penn’s preprofessional culture can produce immoral alumni.

The distance freestyle duo joins an elite group of only two other All-American swimmers in program history. 

Guest Columnist Eric W. Orts questions how Benjamin Franklin would react to the American political landscape leading up to the semiquincentennial.   

Also, plans to close Philadelphia schools.

Ahead of the week’s programming, The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to members of the Penn Association for Gender Equity team about their goals. 

“Closing Paul Robeson — the last high school in University City’s heart — sends a message to Black and brown kids that they don’t belong in neighborhoods of opportunity,” Gauthier said.