The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with students and alumni to look back on the initial uproar, and to understand how their thinking on the name change might have evolved since then.

The program expects that 90 to 95 students will be enrolled for the inaugural Fall 2024 cohort.

The new COVID-19 test, made from biodegradable cellulose fibers, aims to provide a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to current testing techniques. 

Guest Columnist Farah Sayed exposes the neglectful and inconsiderate treatment she received from Penn after surviving a sexual assault.    

Vinay Khosla and Lexi Boccuzzi deliberate over what the first Republican presidential primary debate means for the race overall. 

Opinion Editor Caroline Magdolen implores the Penn community to get involved and stay engaged with the Daily Pennsylvanian this school year. 

Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, Sept. 7th with our newsletter anchor.

Here are three big changes to Penn's major and minor offerings this year. 

Jared Taylor’s scheduled return to Amy Wax’s seminar comes as Penn remains silent on whether it will sanction Wax.

The letter was addressed to President Liz Magill, Provost John L. Jackson, Jr., and College Houses and Academic Services Senior Director for Housing Operations Lulu Kaliher.

Many Quaker teams have struggled out of the gate, but the best is yet to come.

Both cross country squads impressed last weekend, while men's soccer and volleyball have struggled so far. 

The exhibit also served as a reminder that Penn’s campus has a variety of resources focussing on mental health education, ranging from University-run networks of support like Wellness at Penn or student-led clubs like Active Minds and CogWell. 

For the fiscal year ending June 30, Penn Medicine disclosed a revenue figure of nearly $10 billion and an operating income of $238 million.

Listen to the top headlines on Wednesday, September 6th with our newsletter anchor.

Sangitha Aiyer credits Sidechat for dismantling of one of Penn’s most significant mental health phenomenons.

Some students told The Daily Pennsylvanian that Penn's existing resources and guidance left them disappointed or unsure how to proceed after testing positive for COVID-19.