The Jan. 20 filing echoed previous arguments made by Penn, stating the University has complied with the agency’s demands, but is unwilling to submit personal information without consent.
Penn students reflect on SEPTA trolley tunnel closure, renovation efforts
According to multiple Penn students, the closure increased travel times, forced commuters to seek alternative transportation methods, and added noise as trolleys diverted above ground.
Penn vice provost for global initiatives discusses new wellness book in DP interview
In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Emanuel discussed the book’s key points, including topics such as limiting reckless behaviors, developing healthy sleep habits, and maintaining strong relationships.
Penn Medicine on ‘front lines’ of new drug crisis as withdrawal cases rise in Philadelphia
In interviews with The Daily Pennsylvanian, physicians and researchers at Penn Medicine highlighted their ongoing efforts to treat cases of medetomidine withdrawal.
Penn students reflect on SEPTA trolley tunnel closure, renovation efforts
According to multiple Penn students, the closure increased travel times, forced commuters to seek alternative transportation methods, and added noise as trolleys diverted above ground.
Penn vice provost for global initiatives discusses new wellness book in DP interview
In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Emanuel discussed the book’s key points, including topics such as limiting reckless behaviors, developing healthy sleep habits, and maintaining strong relationships.
Penn’s Weitzman school names four new architecture associated faculty members
The school’s architecture department welcomed Stephen Kieran, David Moon, Kazuyo Sejima, and James Timberlake ahead of the spring semester.
Several speakers emphasized the need for increased awareness on Penn’s campus surrounding recent protests in Tehran, which have faced harsh retaliation from the Iranian government.
Professor Amy Wax asks federal appeals court to revisit her discrimination lawsuit against Penn
The filing — submitted on Jan. 15 — comes after senior United States District Judge Timothy Savage dismissed Wax's lawsuit in August 2025.
Here’s how Penn plans to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary
In partnership with several groups on campus, the events will take place alongside initiatives at museums and institutions across Philadelphia.
Van Pelt Library discontinues bag check security policy
Penn Libraries Associate Vice Provost for Organizational Impact and Effectiveness Joe Zucca attributed the decision to the importance of creating a safe environment that remains welcoming to visitors.
Penn professors criticize Trump administration’s ‘devastating’ shutdown of atmospheric research center
The National Center for Atmospheric Research — housed under the National Science Foundation — supports climate and atmospheric research at universities nationwide.
Penn Faculty Senate approves revisions to research misconduct policy
The adjustments are intended to both streamline the existing review system and to align it with regulations at the federal level.
Penn Engineering launches new energy, sustainability master’s program
The program will combine coursework with a required team-based capstone project and opportunities for internships or industry experiences.
Judge addresses death penalty charge in Penn graduate Luigi Mangione’s federal court case
Mangione, accused of killing former UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in December 2024, faces four charges in federal court and nine charges in New York state court.
Two Penn alumni reportedly under consideration for Federal Reserve Chair
According to recent reports, 1987 Wharton MBA graduate Rick Rieder and 1990 School and Arts and Sciences graduate Kevin Hassett are both under consideration for the nation’s top central banking position.
Here’s what Penn hopes for in 2026
As Penn enters another year, The Daily Pennsylvanian asked students, administrators, and community members to share one hope they have for the University in 2026.
Black first-year enrollment at Penn Carey Law School hits its lowest since at least 2011, DP analysis finds
The Daily Pennsylvanian found that Black first-year enrollment in 2025 was the lowest at the school since the American Bar Association began mandating annual 509 disclosures in 2011.
Meet three students from the Class of 2030 who ‘fell in love’ with Penn
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with three students admitted early to the Class of 2030 about what drew them to Penn and what they are looking forward to in the upcoming years.
Penn Engineering announces accelerated online master’s program
Upon admission and matriculation, the program will allow undergraduate students to take up to three graduate-level courses and apply them toward a Penn Engineering online master’s degree.



















