Senior column by Taylor Culliver | Stay the course
I closed the door on my Penn career sitting in Huntsman Hall watching the timer as it ticked towards blinking zeros.
I closed the door on my Penn career sitting in Huntsman Hall watching the timer as it ticked towards blinking zeros.
More information exists at your fingertips than ever before, but how much do you really know about what’s going on in the world?
This redesign is only the beginning of a renewal in our digital focus.
Last January, I assured you that this group of editors and managers would be “coming at you differently, with fresh eyes and new perspectives.”We have challenged ourselves consistently throughout the year, working to find ways to push the envelope and imbue our work and our products with a new sense of energy.
To the Class of 2018: Think about the person you want to be and use Penn (and its myriad resources) to become that person.
A billboard advertising a $25,000 reward for tips towards Don Ly's murder was unveiled today at a press conference. Ly operated a fruit salad cart at 34th and Walnut streets.
But then I realized that by not speaking up about race to people who could have no clue what it feels like to walk in my shoes, I was only holding everyone back, myself included.
On Tuesday, April 15, The Daily Pennsylvanian published an article titled “Welcome to the new Penn basketball” with an accompanying graphic of the Penn basketball team.
Additionally, we hope that you continue to hold us accountable as well as we try to provide engaging information that will improve your Penn experience.
We continue, as we have for 129 years before us, to commit ourselves to telling your stories, to giving you information you can use, to speaking up about the issues you care about and, most importantly, to providing a platform through which your voice — as as member of the Penn community — can be heard.
Don Ly's son, Hoanh Ly, speaks during the press conference about his father's memory and bringing his killer to justice.
Vollmer Street, where Ly was killed, has been named in his memory.
The Ly family stands under the new billboard during the press conference, holding posters that read "Justice for Don Ly."