Penn leaders address mental health, club funding at State of the School

This year’s event touched on unused funding for student groups, the Spring Fling concert, and the upcoming announcement of the first-ever winners of the Sarah Katz award.

In Photos: Penn community gathers to ‘Take Back the Night’ with rally against sexual violence

The evening began with a rally featuring remarks from students and administrators and continued with a march across campus, a candlelight vigil, and stories from survivors of sexual abuse.

Faces of Black Penn releases second issue after relaunching as literary outlet for Black students

The publication operates as a literary outlet for Black students to share their thoughts and work.

Penn students left 'panicked and puzzled' by competitive Wharton club application process

Students voiced frustration about clubs prioritizing personal connections and technical abilities.

From Ghana to Maryland, meet five members of the Early Decision class of 2028

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with five members of the Class of 2028 about their backgrounds, aspirations, and what drew them to choose Penn.

Bloomers take their audience through space-time with 'Back to the Bloomer' show

The time-travel-themed show, reminiscent of "Saturday Night Live," ran at the Annenberg Prince Theater.

Penn to serve as educational partner in clean hydrogen hub program

MACH2 will help create a network of hydrogen producers, consumers, and infrastructure in the Delaware, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey regions.

Penn Nursing receives grant to study use of virtual reality in kidney disease treatment

The Hillman Serious Illness and End of Life Emergent Innovation program, which supports the development of new end of life care interventions, awarded $50,000 for the project.

Fourth annual Penn Climate Week features wider student engagement in climate action

The 2023 Penn Climate Week, which ran from Sept. 18 to 22, consisted of nearly 40 events spanning topics from agricultural sustainability to public health.

Hettie Simmons Love, one of the first Black Wharton MBA graduates, dies at age 100

Hettie Simmons Love, who was among the first Black Ivy League MBA graduates, died on July 14. She graduated from Wharton in 1947 as the sole Black student and one of two women in her class.

Federal investigation finds that former Penn professor engaged in research misconduct

An investigation by the Office of Research Integrity found that former Penn professor William Armstead misrepresented the results of his research in five published papers and various grant materials.

Penn launches new center to advance quantum science and technology research

The new center aims to advance Penn’s capabilities in quantum research by facilitating collaboration across several STEM fields. 

29 Penn students and alumni receive 2023 Fulbright grants

The Fulbright Program grant recipients will have the opportunity to pursue graduate study, conduct research, or teach English internationally for up to 12 months.