Jonah Charlton | Making it at Penn
Jonah Charlton, former editor-in-chief, redefines what he considers making it at Penn in the context of the relationships he has forged through his time at The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Jonah Charlton, former editor-in-chief, redefines what he considers making it at Penn in the context of the relationships he has forged through his time at The Daily Pennsylvanian.
To explain the turnaround, the DP analyzed dozens of data points from the 2021 and 2022 seasons, examining the areas in which Penn experienced the greatest improvements.
Five Daily Pennsylvanian staffers make their predictions ahead of Saturday's season-ending contest.
The DP Sports staff is optimistic that Penn football can bounce back from its first loss of the season.
Biden arrived around at the University Meeting and Guest House and later walked down Walnut Street to the Penn Bookstore, stopping to greet the crowd of students and Philadelphia residents who had gathered along the way.
While the COVID-19 pandemic served as a major interruption to their four years at the University, the Class of 2022's Penn experience was bookended by major on-campus, in-person community events and celebrations.
On May 10, Kweder and his long-time guitarist Mark Teague will perform at Smokes' for the 1,500th consecutive Tuesday night, a streak that survived the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here's a comprehensive guide to the courses that double count, based on data from Penn's College Requirements page.
The concert is set to take place in Penn Park on April 8 at 8 p.m., followed by the Daytime Fling event the next day, on April 9.
Immediately following the vote, the Penn community is invited to welcome Magill with a procession down Locust Walk led by the Penn Band.
1968 Wharton graduate and former President Donald Trump at Johnstown, Pa. on Oct. 13, 2020.
Welcome to a new season of "Penn, Daily," hosted by Editor-in-Chief Jonah Charlton. This season, we focus on taking you inside The Daily Pennsylvanian's biggest headlines and most important stories by sitting down with our reporters once every two weeks. In this episode, Jonah sits down with Jared Mitovich, the DP's Administration Desk Editor and the journalist behind "Wendell Pritchett: The Philadelphia-born scholar's trajectory to the Penn presidency." Hosted by Jonah Charlton. Edited by Nicole Zhao. Podcast art by Isabel Liang. Music by Nicole Zhao.
Houston Hall, one of Penn's main testing sites, on Sep. 8, 2020.
Penn originally used nasal swab COVID-19 testing at Houston Hall in fall 2020.
Penn will begin administering the COVID-19 vaccine to all students on April 19.
President and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump speaking at a campaign rally in Johnstown, Pa. on Oct. 13, 2020.
Throughout the fall semester, Penn has used nasal swabs to test for COVID-19. The University will transition to saliva-based screening starting Dec. 7.
This semester, students were able to get tested in the Hall of Flags.
Social distance markers lead to the entrance of the Houston Hall testing site. While there typically haven't been long wait times to get tested throughout the semester, the volume of students preparing to travel home for Thanksgiving has led to longer lines.