In the Nov. 4 email, Joshua Beeman — the interim vice president of information technology and interim chief information officer — wrote that Penn is still investigating the “nature of the information” obtained in the breach.
Neema Baddam
Penn professor discusses highway network, transporation priorities in new book Q&A
In the conversation, Guerra also touched on more of the current problems associated with public transportation at large.
Penn reinstates 'Skulls' fraternity 14 years after student death at party
The University is currently collaborating with the fraternity’s national chapter to recharter the group on campus, starting with recruiting founding fathers.
Penn names Ayako Kano as director of Wolf Humanities Center
Kano currently serves as a professor in the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations.
Penn history professor Benjamin Nathans wins general nonfiction Pulitzer Prize
“I’m stunned by this news, deeply honored, and grateful for the tremendous support Penn has given me over the course of a quarter-century,” Nathans wrote in a statement to the DP.
'A game of constant failure': Pitcher Josh Katz relies on resilience to excel on the mound
The sophomore from Chicago has eyes set on winning the Ivy League tournament for a third consecutive year.
The April 9 presidential memo directed federal agency leaders to “immediately suspend any active security clearance held by Taylor” and accused him of “possibly violating the Espionage Act.”
‘Fly, Eagles, Fly’: Penn suspends University operations Friday for Eagles championship parade
In a message to the Penn community on Wednesday afternoon, Provost John Jackson Jr. and Senior Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli announced the cancellation of all classes and University-sponsored events on Friday.
The Jan. 29 action is aimed at addressing antisemitism on college campuses, according to a White House fact sheet.
Penn Carey Law professor Amy Wax sues University for racial discrimination, breach of contract
In the lawsuit, Wax alleged that the University’s speech policy violates several laws, including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibit racial discrimination by federal fund recipients and employers.
Season 4, Episode 4: Quaker Nation with former Penn Relays Director Dave Johnson
On this episode of the Quaker Nation podcast, former director of the Penn Relays Dave Johnson joins the show! Johnson ran the behind-the-scenes operation for the Carnival for over 27 years, and he now enjoys his position as unofficial director emeritus! Sports reporter Neema Baddam and deputy sports editor Sean McKeown pick Johnson's brain on the long-standing history of the Penn Relays, as well as where the event may go in the future. Listen in to learn all about one of the Red and Blue's most historic events! Edited by Carolina Borges. Design by Riane Lumer.










