Penn’s campus will welcome a new hot chicken restaurant, Big Dean’s Hot Chicken at Franklin’s Table, and a bouldering gym,  PRG University City in the Shop Penn district, within the next year.

The Penn Museum, in collaboration with the South Asian Center at Penn and Three Aksha Dance Company, hosted an event titled "2025 CulturalFest! Holi" to celebrate Holi on March 15. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with over a dozen members of the Penn community about their reactions to Jameson's permanent appointment. 

The suit — filed by 2022 Weitzman School of Design graduate Sophia O’Neill — claims that Penn violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act.

The Daily Pennsylvanian took a look back at Thomas’ journey to Penn, her time representing Penn Athletics, and her impact after graduation.

The GEC championships are set to take place this Saturday at The Palestra.

Guest columnist Sean Oh argues that Penn students should take pride in their institution for the resources and opportunities it provides them.

According to a White House tweet, Wednesday's decision is a result of Penn's "policies forcing women to compete with men in sports."

Penn men’s lacrosse is one of the many Penn teams that have matched with children through Team IMPACT.

Also, the DP spoke with several student groups about their views on the future of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Senior columnist Diya Choksey examines how something as simple as a GSR reservation highlights the deeper financial and social silos that shape student life at Penn.

Griffo will take office on April 1 after her appointment is approved by the Board of Trustees.

Penn’s main minority coalition groups — commonly known as the 7B — released a statement expressing concern about the impact of the University's changes to DEI policies.

The resolution was passed at SASGov’s general body meeting on Feb. 27 and was co-sponsored by more than a dozen SASGov constituents. The resolution urges GET-UP and Penn’s administration to “engage in prompt, transparent, and good-faith negotiation” to establish a “fair and equitable” contract.

Every year, the Thouron Award covers tuition and travel fees for up to two years as part of a graduate exchange program between Penn and U.K. universities. 

The Quakers never led as they lost to the Hawks for the second straight year.

The championship is co-hosted by Penn, Drexel, and PHL Sports.