Despite home court-advantage, the team finished in the same place as last year.

In a message to the Penn community on Wednesday afternoon, Provost John Jackson Jr. and Senior Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli announced the cancellation of all classes and University-sponsored events on Friday.

Also, Jonathan Epstein was officially appointed to lead Penn Medicine after serving in an interim capacity since 2023.

Columnist Ingrid Holmquist explores the contradiction of reaping the benefits of an institution that has such an extensive past of harming its community. 

Despite a judge temporarily halting changes to the funding policy after Penn and 12 other universities sued the NIH, researchers say the future of their work remains uncertain.

The formation of the committee followed public backlash in response the execution of the October 2024 warrant.

The event, which took place at Houston Hall, celebrated the work of SCUE members and acknowledged the contributions of various advisors and partner organizations in the creation of the white paper.

Seven faculty members from Penn Carey Law were listed in the top 100 ranking of legal scholars.

Thomas, a former Penn swimmer and transgender woman, may be affected by sweeping NCAA policy changes.

The new vice provost for education will replace Karen Detlefsen, who has served in the role since 2021.

Epstein’s term is set to begin on March 1, pending approval from the University Board of Trustees.

In his message, Jameson highlighted the potential impacts of the funding cuts and reiterated Penn’s commitment to “identify solutions to minimize the impact” of the federal action. 

Also, the DP captured scenes from Broad Street following the Eagles' Super Bowl win.

Columnist Elo Esalomi examines Penn's inconsistent AI policies and calls for standardized guidelines that reflect AI's growing role in education.

Fine Arts and Design students worked on designs themed around the Eagles, incorporating trends from this season to create unique prints.

Penn men’s and women’s squash both defeated Princeton over the weekend. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian's photographers traveled to Broad Street after news of Eagles victory.