Researchers from Penn’s School of Dental Medicine discovered that training the innate immune system may lead to increased bone loss in inflammatory conditions such as periodontitis and arthritis. 

Also, a judge sanctioned Penn professor Michael Mann for presenting misleading information at a trial.

The 1965 College graduate spoke with The Daily Pennsylvanian in an exclusive interview.

A rising star, a high-major veteran, and a national champion are among Steve Donahue's potential replacements.

Penn’s March 12 memorandum cited Wax’s history of “unprofessional and offensive comments in the media and the classroom,” along with her failure to provide a legal basis for her claims. 

As nationwide anxiety surrounding higher education mounts, the DP used United States Department of the Treasury data to measure federal funding distributed to Penn and its affiliates in fiscal year 2024. 

The Penn Museum’s renovations in the Ancient Egypt and Nubia Galleries are the second part of the Penn Museum’s Building Transformation project, which began in 2014 and reimagines 75% of the museum’s footprint.

D.C. Superior Court Judge Alfred S. Irving Jr. called disparities in the case “an affront to the Court’s authority."

Also, SEPTA began renewing broken trolley tracks on 42nd Street.

Columnist Beatriz Báez discusses Penn students’ tendency to put health on the back burner and the need to establish protocols to facilitate its prioritization.

Senior gymnast Skyelar Kerico’s Yurchenko 1.5 earned her first place in program history in vault.

Kam tied for 12th in the high jump, and Whittaker broke the American record in the 400-meter dash.

University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School Dean Sophia Lee's article notes the evolution of Fourth Amendment rights to privacy over time.

The new website intends to centralize updates on ongoing federal actions impacting higher education, research funding, immigration, and other essential areas of Penn’s operations.

The reports are generated approximately every five years and derive Penn's calculated impact from the University's audited financial statements.

Parten began her time at Penn in 2023 after receiving an undergraduate degree in economics from Stanford University.

In a written statement, SEPTA announced that the new railing will reduce vibrations along the track and allow for smoother rides and driving for trolleys and cars.