The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with faculty members who expressed confusion and concern over the latest budget reductions.
CHOP expands pediatric care facilities with $125 million donation
The over 20-story expansion will add hundreds of private patient rooms, along with new procedure and imaging spaces.
Korea Taqueria opens new location at Franklin’s Table
The stall opened on Jan. 20, marking the restaurant’s third expansion in Philadelphia over the past four years.
Morris Arboretum plant science director discusses biodiversity crisis in DP interview
Having worked with botanical gardens for his entire career, Gostel said he viewed the decision to join Morris as a “no-brainer.”
CHOP expands pediatric care facilities with $125 million donation
The over 20-story expansion will add hundreds of private patient rooms, along with new procedure and imaging spaces.
Korea Taqueria opens new location at Franklin’s Table
The stall opened on Jan. 20, marking the restaurant’s third expansion in Philadelphia over the past four years.
New Penn club providing free physical exams wins $5000 prize
In the first year since PEACH’s founding, the club has held 13 physical exam events, ranging across seven Philadelphia high schools.
McNeil Center Consortium fellow researches English literature in the Black Atlantic World
In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Smith explained how she is pursuing her academic interests at Penn.
Penn Med study finds that behavioral nudges increase flu vaccination rates
The findings come amid stagnant flu vaccination rates and rising vaccine hesitancy across the United States.
Cybercrime group claims responsibility for Penn email hack, leaks additional internal files
The group said it released the new files — including donor records — after Penn failed to pay a ransom.
Remembering Dan McQuade
The Daily Pennsylvanian Sports alumni and colleagues compiled their favorite memories and stories in honor of McQuade’s life and legacy.
The reimagined interior will include the headquarters for the Department of Fine Arts, individual art studios, community design studios, student maker spaces, research facilities, and several multipurpose spaces.
Nursing School students express frustration over ‘disorganized’ clinical selection process
Throughout Penn’s course selection and drop periods, many nursing students experienced scheduling challenges — describing the process as “disorganized,” “last-minute,” and “unprofessional” — especially when selecting a clinical practice.
Penn students ‘confused’ by false reports of man with gun on campus, lack of University notification
"I was just really scared," one student said. "I was waiting for a Penn notification, if I'm being honest."
Perry World House hosts former Australian Prime Minister for lecture on Indo-Pacific relations
The Feb. 2 discussion welcomed Ambassador Kevin Rudd — the former Australian Prime Minister — as the speaker at the Center for the Study of Contemporary China’s annual lecture series.
As Clark Park renovation enters new phase, city planners seek Penn community support
Plans to renovate the park — which located within walking distance of Penn’s campus – date back to 2006.
Penn receives national distinction award for University-wide community engagement efforts
Penn will hold the distinction through 2032 alongside over 230 other United States institutions of higher education.
Penn researchers use machine learning to identify tooth decay risk factors
The team utilized machine learning to analyze public data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
Penn Engineering graduates develop beanie to protect premature infants’ hearing
The device, named the Sonura Beanie, filters out audio frequencies higher than 500 Hz to reduce infants’ exposure to hospital noises.
Wharton Online launches self-guided entrepreneurship certificate program
The three courses are taught by Vice Dean of Entrepreneurship Lori Rosenkopf, along with Wharton professors Christian Terwiesch, Karl Ulrich, and Henning Piezunka.



















