Former executive director of Penn’s Fels Institute of Government David Thornburgh and 1987 Penn Carey Law graduate Michael Smerconish are among the group of voters who brought the case.

Ahead of his first year in the role, Wood named safety, community partnerships, and officer morale as his priorities in an interview with the DP.

This year’s recipients include six members of Penn’s Class of 2025, three graduate students, and 10 alumni who were selected to receive full funding for international study, research, or teaching for up to 12 months.

The Barnes Foundation developed the Visual Experience Platform to offer 360-degree views of galleries and collections, and to allow students to interact with artifacts by digitally zooming in on details.

Philadelphia City Councilmember Jamie Gauthier described the current situation as "one nightmare after another" in a statement to The Daily Pennsylvanian.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with University public health experts and legal scholars to understand the impact of recent policies — including the effects of restricted Medicaid eligibility on immigrant populations.

Pending a decision on whether Harvard will be dismissed from the lawsuit, the court will either call the remaining three defendants for further arguments or stay the case while awaiting a ruling in a similar suit.

The University presented four counterproposals to drafts submitted by GET-UP regarding graduate workers' job expectations, scheduling, recognition, compensation, along with support for international and immigrant workers.

Also, Penn’s research assistants and postdoctoral students voted to unionize by an overwhelming majority.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with students in six summer programs about their experiences and takeaways.

In lieu of "brief admissions-season conversations," alumni ambassadors will now participate in a “sustained year-round volunteer experience focused on supporting students at every stage of their Penn journey."

Represented by Research Associates and Postdocs United at Penn and supported by the United Auto Workers, eligible postdocs and research associates cast their ballots in Houston Hall from July 16 to 17.

OREI opened in December 2024 in response to rising incidents of antisemitism, Islamophobia, and other religious biases on Penn’s campus.

The researchers found that older patients were "just as likely" as younger patients to have a genetic condition linked to their critical illness.

The deal, announced on June 30, will advance a subsect of research into new autoimmune treatments that began at Penn.

Also, City Council members issued a statement in support of RAPUP's unionization efforts.

The letter called on Penn to honor a recent NLRB ruling that granted postdoctoral researchers and research associates at Penn the right to vote on unionization in a July 16 and 17 election.