“World Café Live, a Pennsylvania not-for-profit corporation … is unable to pay its debts as they mature,” the March 10 filing read.
Ahead of the full board’s stated meeting on March 6, trustees met in committee sessions to review updates on Penn’s financial outlook, campus construction projects, and new academic programs.
Penn approves 3.9% tuition hike, expands financial aid offerings for 2026-27 academic year
Both the tuition increase and the financial aid budget are pending final approval by the Board of Trustees at its stated meeting on Friday.
Penn faces federal agency in court over antisemitism investigation subpoena
United States District Court Judge Gerald Pappert’s decision could determine the scope of the EEOC’s investigations into antisemitism on college campuses nationwide.
Ahead of the full board’s stated meeting on March 6, trustees met in committee sessions to review updates on Penn’s financial outlook, campus construction projects, and new academic programs.
Penn approves 3.9% tuition hike, expands financial aid offerings for 2026-27 academic year
Both the tuition increase and the financial aid budget are pending final approval by the Board of Trustees at its stated meeting on Friday.
In the absence of widespread guidance, Penn students have shared resources and hosted workshops to inform the campus community about how to prepare for possible confrontations with federal agents.
“Some of us pay, let’s say, almost a hundred thousand dollars in tuition,” Pinto said. “To be living under these conditions, it’s just not adding up.”
Blank Street Coffee to open first location in Philadelphia on Penn’s campus
At approximately 3,500 square feet, the University City store is expected to be one of the brand’s largest cafés in the United States.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon to speak at Wharton MBA graduation ceremony
Both the Wharton Undergraduate and Wharton MBA Commencement ceremonies will take place on May 17 at the Palestra.
The alert cited risks including “military operations, airspace closures, and general travel disruption” as a result of the United States’ ongoing conflict with Iran.
UA offers $5 shuttles to Philadelphia International Airport for spring break
Airport shuttles — with tickets available for purchase on TicketLeap — will operate from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday, and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday.
SAS Dean Mark Trodden discusses ‘optimistic’ vision for school’s future in DP interview
Trodden, who was appointed in June 2025, previously told the DP his primary goal for his first six months in office was to construct the new framework.
Four types of special courses Penn offers its undergraduate students
Ahead of the fall 2026 Advance Registration period, The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a list of four types of special courses that Penn undergraduates can enroll in.
Lauder Institute awards $15,000 to four student venture initiatives
The Jan. 30 pitch competition featured proposals from 11 final teams, before a panel of eight Penn-affiliated judges selected four winning ventures.
Presidential historian, author Michael Beschloss to deliver 2026 Commencement address
Penn’s 270th Commencement, scheduled for May 18 at Franklin Field, will grant degrees to graduates, recognize honorary recipients, and feature remarks from University officials.
Penn’s revised evening safety shuttle model promises reduced wait times, increased efficiency
The shuttle now requires students use at least one pre-set stop for each trip rather than inputting fully custom pickup and drop-off locations.
Penn Career Services significantly cuts summer grant funding over limited financial resources
Career Services has historically provided undergraduate students with a wide range of summer funding opportunities, often supporting those who pursue underfunded or unpaid programs.
Pentagon drops Penn from list of ‘woke’ universities set to lose military tuition aid
The official list of eliminated programs, published on Feb. 27, included all Ivy League institutions except Penn, Dartmouth College, and Cornell University.
Du Bois College House hosts symposium on community healing, local education
The Thursday panel focused on urban inequality and examined how Philadelphia’s current educational conditions reflect centuries of Afro-Latin history.



















