The event featured cultural celebrations as well as college insights from current Penn students and Emmanuel Martinez, the associate director of Scholarly & Professional Development at Penn First Plus.

The Nov. 2 event commemorated Black Wharton’s decades on campus and was attended by student leaders of the organization’s subcommittee.

The Frontiers Planet Prize — awarded yearly to three international recipients — acknowledges “transformational research that shows the greatest potential to address the world’s most urgent environmental challenges.”

Last week, SP2 initiated the layoff process in a move that Bachman’s email characterized as a “painful decision.”

The emails — which appeared to be sent from a variety of individuals linked with Penn GSE — were addressed to the Penn community and contained criticisms of the University’s security practices and institutional purpose. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with civil liberties organizations, legal experts, and scholars to understand the long-term impacts of the Pennsylvania retention election.

The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled 10 key administrators who are responsible for many of Penn's most consequential decisions — from academic initiatives to addressing new federal policies.

With the recent donation, Penn GSE will expand PASS into five school districts across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.

Roberts was presented with the award on Oct. 23 at the annual conference of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities in Portland, Ore.

The event honored the memory of late Penn student Blaze Bernstein, a member of the Kelly Writers House community known for his love for writing and culinary flair.

Deeley was joined by Committee of Seventy Program Manager Brisa Díaz-Zorilla at the Oct. 23 event. 

In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Mishra described the “shock and awe” that followed his comeback victory after a series of losses from the start of the game.

The Oct. 15 meeting brought together various unions at Penn who urged University administrators to respect workers’ rights to organize. 

The agenda for the Oct. 22 meeting in Houston Hall included the proposed renaming of the “Committee on Diversity and Equity” to the “Committee on Belonging” — which would require a change to the Council bylaws.

The notice follows the school’s February decision to reduce admissions by one-third amid uncertainty over federal funding.

The AAUP-Penn executive committee wrote that these meetings have discouraged free speech while promoting overly vague definitions of on-campus antisemitism.

Passed in July 2025, the legislation establishes a three-tiered endowment tax system for the nation’s wealthiest private universities. Penn will fall in the middle bracket at 4%.