The election, which was scheduled for April 16 and 17, was postponed on April 11.

In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Toy discussed his career trajectory in Philadelphia, the board’s nomination process, and Parker’s final selection.

He will be joined at the ceremony by College senior Katie Volpert, who will deliver the student speech. 

The list, released April 9, marks two years since Penn Carey Law first announced that it would stop submitting data to the rankings. 

Also, Penn political groups clashed at an all-party debate.

Some Nursing students find that it can be difficult to balance their clinical rotations along with other school work and extracurriculars.

The event drew around 80 attendees, who watched representatives from Penn Democrats, Penn College Republicans, and Penn for Liberty engage in a discussion for more than an hour.

Also, the DP spoke with five newly committed Quakers.

The 2024 U.S. News MBA program ranking was published on April 9 and is a part of the 2024 ranking of Best Graduate Schools.

Potential changes relate to sector and foundation requirements, the number of credits in each major, and the College's mission statement. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian found that Penn was closer to meeting the fundraising goals outlined on The Penn Fund website at this time last year. 

The Great Cove I and II facilities are part of the largest solar power project in Pennsylvania, comprising 485,000 solar panels with a capacity of 220 megawatts. 

Nominations and Elections Committee Chair Yousef Elyoussef told The Daily Pennsylvanian that the voter turnout was the highest since before the COVID-19 pandemic.

The transition will become effective August 1, and was announced in a Wednesday morning email from Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Stephen Fluharty.

Also, a Penn community service club had its membership revoked from its national organization. 

The award provides $5,000 in funding for an undergraduate student working on initiatives to promote health literacy and community outreach. 

The group consists of eight faculty members across Penn's schools and is chaired by Deputy Dean, professor of Education, and Board of Advisors Chair of Education Matthew Hartley.