News
Academics
Administration
Admissions
Identities
Science & Health
Politics
Philadelphia
Student Life
Business Data
Business Data
Penn releases regular decision results for Class of 2028 after another record-breaking cycle
This marks the largest application pool in Penn's history and an increase of more than 10% from last year.
In Photos: Natives at Penn's 13th annual powwow celebrates organization's 30th anniversary
The powwow was open to the public and featured singing, intertribal dancing, and Indigenous vendors.
The ‘river of power’: Biden consulted Penn president about grandchild's application, 2018 texts show
The Daily Pennsylvanian examined evidence of private communications between Biden and University administrators about the admissions process.
Katz Center holds two-day conference exploring Jewish studies scholarship in Arab countries
The conference featured a diverse array of speakers from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Iraq, and Palestine.
Wharton announces speakers for 2024 Commencement ceremonies
1999 Wharton graduate Vivek Bantwal and head of Global Financing Group at Goldman Sachs will speak at the undergraduate ceremony, while 1991 Wharton graduate and T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert will speak at the MBA graduation ceremony.
Tammy Murphy drops out of New Jersey Senate race
Tammy Murphy's exit would pave the way for Democratic Rep. Andy Kim, who would likely become New Jersey’s next senator replacing indicted Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez.
New documents discuss Penn, federal investigation of former Penn professor's research misconduct
Penn paid the government $1.7 million to compensate for the federal funds used in Armstead's research.
DP Daybreak | Penn affiliates in Congress, by the numbers
Also, Penn Ukrainians continues to celebrate Ukrainian culture two years after its founding.
Penn, in Washington: the numbers behind 200 years of alumni, affiliates in Congress
Currently, seven Penn alumni serve in Congress — all in the House of Representatives — and Penn has averaged approximately six alumni and affiliates in the legislative branch since 1789.
Penn-pioneered cancer treatment shows promising results in treating brain cancer in new study
While there is currently no cure for glioblastoma, patients are often treated with surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation.
Wharton professor joins global cohort of early career artificial intelligence researchers
Rock joins the second cohort of young researchers globally who will receive financial and non-monetary support for their research
Masao Sako appointed faculty co-director of new center to promote teaching excellence at Penn
CETLI was established on Nov. 1, 2023 through the merging of the Center of Teaching and Learning and the Online Learning Initiative.
Penn Ukrainian Student Association reflects on efforts to preserve, celebrate Ukrainian culture
Penn Ukrainians is a student organization that aims to preserve and promote Ukrainian culture, connect Ukrainian students on campus, and raise awareness about Ukraine and Ukrainian culture, according to its leadership.
DP Daybreak | Alumna wins $500K on 'Shark Tank'
Also, a Matisyahu concert at Penn Hillel attracted over 200 attendees.
Wharton alum reflects on Penn education after striking $500,000 Shark Tank deal
After the episode aired on March 15, Strzalka spoke with The Daily Pennsylvanian about creating the app and how the skills she gained at Penn contributed to her entrepreneurial efforts.
Penn Reproductive Justice holds inaugural conference emphasizing activism, representation
The conference featured four panels, a workshop, and over 15 speakers, with representatives from co-sponsoring organizations including the Penn Women’s Center, LGBT Center, and Penn Association for Gender Equity.
Over 200 community members attend Matisyahu performance at Penn Hillel
Matisyahu — a Jewish American, Grammy-nominated Reggae artist — came to Penn through an invitation from Penn Hillel.
Penn alum's study predicts $1 billion tax revenue loss from proposed Chinatown 76ers arena
The study, which expands on previous research conducted in 2022, examines the potential ramifications the $1.55 billion project could have on local businesses, specifically those within the food and entertainment sectors.
DP Daybreak | RA union alleges Penn 'negotiating in bad faith'
Also, President Joe Biden reflected on his Penn connections in new interview transcripts.