An increased benefit for commuters will take effect on Sept. 1, offering faculty and staff who use public transportation a 50% discount. 

Biden spoke on the significance of union work, the future of renewable energy, and the progress of his new economic agenda in remarks at the Navy Yard on July 20.

Columnist Azza Elrashid reflects on the nuances of affirmative action as the daughter of African immigrants. 

Jessica Gooding argues that participating in a facade that denies the reality of being Black in America serves to only further the illusion of meritocracy and solidify discrimination. 

Surayya Walters unearths her perspective and story behind the affirmative action verdict.

The change in location, announced to student leaders through email, was attributed to ongoing campus construction.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with students about their thoughts on the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding the right to refuse service to same-sex couples. 

Penn community members share their reactions to the Supreme Court's rejection of affirmative action, and discuss what a Penn without race-conscious admissions might look like. 

Penn's coaches have been highly receptive to the idea of dual-sport athletes, despite some of the challenges they pose in terms of offseason programming.

Wharton Dean Erika James will oversee leadership, planning, and resources at Pomona College effective on July 1, 2024.

Professor Ben-Porath, who has taught in the Graduate School of Education since 2004, will step into the role Sept. 1.

After sparse appearances during his freshman season, Dromboski credits a change in his mindset with turning him into the Ivy League Pitcher of the Year.

After an 8-37 campaign in 2023, Novatin hopes to restore the Red and Blue's previous success.

Banet-Weiser will assume her new role as dean of the Annenberg School for Communication on Aug. 14, according to the announcement from Penn President Liz Magill. 

The tides of social culture on campus are one of the biggest culprits behind Penn's lack of athletic enthusiasm.

The workshop, which was held for five days on Penn's campus, brought together healthcare professionals from diverse backgrounds to focus on equity-centered design and innovation.

During his term, Ruger managed the COVID-19 pandemic and facilitated efforts to make Penn Carey Law more diverse and the legal field more accessible. He was succeeded by Professor Sophia Lee.