One employee estimated that seven or eight individuals were terminated from their positions.

The Aug. 25 announcement marked the first measles-related fatalities in Pennsylvania in over three decades, sparking a national debate over the validity of the state’s determination.

Communication professor and AAUP-Penn chapter president Jessa Lingel outlined the organization’s upcoming advocacy plans in an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian.  

The Fortune 500 company aims to create 2,000 new jobs in the area over the next five years.

It is currently unclear how the policy would affect Penn, which rolled back many of its diversity initiatives in 2025.

Jameson remains guided by what he says is an unrelenting focus on steering the University toward its best possible future.

Office of Student Affairs Executive Director Katie Bonner described the new guidelines as an effort to “steward funds” and “efficiently support the most groups possible.”

The University plans to tear down much of the six-story building to erect a new Physical Sciences Building.

Here’s what to know about the trustees, administrators, faculty, and student leaders shaping the search for the University’s 11th president.

Because states have the authority to set individual vaccination mandates for schoolchildren, Pennsylvania has chosen to maintain its current immunization guidelines.

While the leak included months of internal scheduling data, no private patient information was affected.

1990 College graduate Randall Lane was fired for accepting a $6 million payment from a firm with business ties to the magazine.

Magill officially assumed her new role at Georgetown on Aug. 1.

Leading the charge to host the convention in the City of Brotherly Love are three Penn alumni. 

2007 University of Pennsylvania’s Fels Institute of Government graduate William Dunbar faces a maximum of 16 years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a $1,000,000 fine.

During her time at Penn, the 32-year-old New Jersey native was a member of Alpha Phi sorority and Dischord A Cappella.

The Trump administration’s plan would attach a $100,000 fee to Optional Practical Training, which currently allows international students to remain and work in the country for one to three years post-graduation.