The Graduation Issue 2025: How Penn’s cultural centers are celebrating the Class of 2025
Penn’s cultural centers will host a variety of programs and events in honor of the graduating class.
Penn’s cultural centers will host a variety of programs and events in honor of the graduating class.
Quaker Days ran from April 10 to April 13 this year, with various campus buildings, centers, and programs hosting events.
Over 72,000 students applied to Penn this year, marking an increase from last year’s applicant pool of over 65,000.
The report was released on Feb. 18 and published in the Almanac.
In a Feb. 24 email, Jameson wrote that Penn is closely monitoring changes to federal actions and reaffirmed the University's commitment to academic freedom, inclusion, and legal compliance.
The Jan. 21 event — titled "Courage & Sacrifice" — featured IDF combat medic Saar Arie and IDF observer Maya Desiatnik.
Under the agreement, the 76ers and Comcast will partner to build an arena in the South Philadelphia sports complex. The space will be used by both the 76ers and the Philadelphia Flyers and is set to be finished by 2031.
Known as CSAP 4.0, the latest initiative targets waste reduction and sustainable purchasing while highlighting a new action plan for the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
Students in the Wharton School or School of Engineering and Applied Sciences will be able to apply to study at either the Chinese University of Hong Kong or Copenhagen Business School.
The Marriage Pact survey opened on Oct. 7 and closed on Oct. 14 at 5 p.m. Within that time, a total of 4,935 students — more than 45% of Penn’s undergraduate population — filled out the Marriage Pact.
Vote That Jawn, a non-partisan voting initiative started by Penn lecturer Lorene Cary, hosted a press conference dedicated to increasing youth voter participation on Oct. 16.