Wharton said that the school was unranked by FT this year because it failed to reach FT's alumni survey respondent threshold.
Penn Dental signs memorandum of understanding with South African and Tanzanian universities
The agreements will allow the three universities to collaborate on research and initiatives aiming to improve oral health.
DP sex survey finds Engineering students are most sexually active
The DP surveyed 1,008 undergraduates — approximately 10% of the student population — and found that 68.2% said that they are sexually active.
Annenberg study finds majority of Americans do not know how companies use their data
The report gauged people's perceived data security on different platforms, such as websites, social media, doorbell cameras, and smart TVs.
Penn Dental signs memorandum of understanding with South African and Tanzanian universities
The agreements will allow the three universities to collaborate on research and initiatives aiming to improve oral health.
DP sex survey finds Engineering students are most sexually active
The DP surveyed 1,008 undergraduates — approximately 10% of the student population — and found that 68.2% said that they are sexually active.
Penn researchers behind mRNA vaccine inducted into National Inventors Hall of Fame
Karikó, a professor of neurosurgery at Penn, and Weissman, a Roberts Family Professor in Vaccine Research, are well-known for their research into messenger RNA.
Interim Penn Women's Center Director Elisa Foster named new permanent director
Associate Vice Provost for University Life Will Atkins made the announcement on Feb. 10 in an email to the center's students, faculty, and stakeholders.
Penn student groups organize fundraising efforts to support Turkey-Syria earthquake relief
Penn Arab Student Society, Fenjan: The Middle East Journal, Penn Muslim Students Association, Penn Afghan Students Association, and Penn Students Against the Occupation are collecting donations to provide immediate relief to survivors.
Penn among America’s top ranked colleges led by a woman or person of color
Six of the eight Ivy League Universities will be led by a woman starting this fall.
Protestors disrupt Magill speech at Penn Alumni event, urge Penn to preserve UC Townhomes
After interrupting the event, community members from the Coalition to Save the UC Townhomes and other students joined the demonstration as they marched from Huntsman Hall to the UC Townhomes.
Undergraduate Assembly mid-year report cites progress on arts funding, transfer experience, diversity
The report was published online on the Undergraduate Assembly’s website to update the Penn community on the work that the UA has been undertaking and ensure that they remain accountable to the student body.
Wharton Customer Analytics and AI for Business combine, citing 'fast-moving' changes in tech
The combined program unites the AI courses and academic research provided by AI for Business with the global datasets and the student programming in corporate analytics provided by Wharton Customer Analytics.
Penn pledges to strengthen relations with India at Penn India Engagement Forum
Penn faculty, alumni, and business leaders discussed initiatives to support India’s growth after COVID-19.
The letter comes after Penn announced the largest one-time increase to the minimum Ph.D. stipend in December.
Penn to host support check-in after earthquakes devastate Turkey, Syria
The event will be held from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. on Feb. 10 at Perry World House, Penn's foreign policy think tank.
From Houston Hall to West Philadelphia, the best places to watch the Eagles in the Super Bowl
The DP put together an all-in-one guide to the spots on and around campus that will be streaming the game.
Penn Eats launches new rewards program with free coffee and Bluetooth speaker raffles
The rewards include a coffee loyalty program, a chance to win a variety of prizes, and a dining dollar giveaway for dining plan holders only.
American Bar Association votes to keep standardized testing for law school admissions
The ABA House of Delegates rejected a proposed revision to its accreditation standards that would end the mandatory use of admission tests such as the LSAT.
Workers at Falk Dining Hall, who have worked at Penn for decades, told The Daily Pennsylvanian that they want the University to better integrate them into Penn Dining.



















