Carnaroli currently holds the position of Penn's chief financial and administrative officer, and will serve as Stanford's senior vice president for finance and administration.

The panelists discussed the importance of science for elite higher education institutions amid widespread federal funding cuts and scrutiny from the Trump administration during the May 29 event.

In the email, International Student and Scholar Services advised students from China and Hong Kong to “reconsider non-essential international travel” until policy implementation is clarified.

11 Franklin Field records set during the first day, and two world leading times during the second day of Grand Slam Track's competition.

On Monday, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit originally filed against Penn by two undergraduate students in December 2023 alleging that the University had not sufficiently responded to campus antisemitism.

Also, Penn Medicine will no longer provide gender-affirming surgery to patients under 19.

On May 13, Penn President Larry Jameson and Provost John Jackson Jr. announced the formation of an ad hoc consultative committee to review the reappointment of Bachman.

Wax's May 20 podcast appearance covered her controversial affiliation with Penn, including years of disciplinary proceedings and the University's sanctions against her.

Senior Dylan Throop, sophomores Ryan Matulonis and Alex Sadikov, junior Kampton Kam, and junior Angeludi Asaah will represent the Quakers in Eugene, Ore.

According to Penn's most recent tax filings reviewed by The Daily Pennsylvanian, Magill earned a base salary of $1,480,657 and received a bonus of $725,000 in 2023.

Guest columnist Imani Rhodriquez argues that Penn’s office for disability services treats accommodations as optional — often when they are needed the most.

The profit marks a $42 million decrease from last year's reported $205 million operating amount.

The announcement comes amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China, and follows a broader effort by the administration to restrict the enrollment of international students across the country.

The 2024 Summer Olympic Qualifier used her final year of eligibility at Arkansas last year, where she became an NCAA champion. 

“This is a difficult decision that we know impacts patients and families who place their trust in our care teams,” Patrick Brennan, Penn Medicines’s chief medical officer, wrote in a statement.

The May 28 email, sent to incoming international students, said that Penn "will work flexibly" with students who may experience "arrival delays" due to the cable.

Guest Columnist Bo Goergen argues that abandoning the post-WWII order threatens the American power and prosperity it was designed to protect.