As of 2 p.m. on Penn’s campus, a rough @DailyPenn count shows approximately 1,800 ballots cast today across four on-campus polling locations. In 2022, approximately 2,200 ballots were cast over the entire day.
For the past month, the @dailypenn Politics Desk has worked to create a voter's guide detailing all things Penn & Pennsylvania politics. Grab a print copy around campus today.
https://t.co/ynxZb5QNRe
Incredibly proud of @arti_jain_ and our entire team for putting together a beautiful voter's guide for this year's midterm elections.
Grab a copy of our print edition this week, and check out the articles over at @dailypenn.
On Friday, Penn POLIS hosted Curtis Sliwa for a speaker event, and I got to speak with Sliwa himself afterwards. My latest for @dailypenn
https://t.co/YgKZ4C7hth
Penn is set to announce a 19-member committee to advise its presidential search tomorrow.
Here’s everything you need to know about the process, by @arti_jain_
https://t.co/u09AWkD84q
Since January, much of my reporting has centered on Penn’s graduate worker union — from the lead-up to a potential strike to its first contract.
For my latest in @dailypenn, labor organizers told me how GET-UP’s campaign continues to influence bargaining efforts on campus.
"Some of our colleagues have received difficult news," @PennGSE wrote in an email announcing layoffs last week. The restructuring marks the latest step taken by Penn to address financial uncertainty as a result of federal policies.
More in @DailyPenn:
https://t.co/wVqUc5VkZC
The Wharton School merged two first-year programs in February.
Student leaders said administrators linked the decision to compliance with the Trump administration’s crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Read my latest in @dailypenn.
https://t.co/rtIG5BYZkF
Penn’s Board of Trustees — the body charged with stewarding the University’s governance and fiduciary responsibility — donated nearly $3 million to federally registered political committees between 2024-25, overwhelmingly supporting Democratic causes.
https://t.co/FTDnFPuvAc
Outgoing Wharton Board of Advisors chair Marc Rowan maintained a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein that included phone calls and multiple visits to Epstein’s NYC home, according to new DOJ documents.
Read my latest in @dailypenn with @arti_jain_:
https://t.co/DKBbt8l1zQ
Her Place Supper Club — a Philadelphia restaurant owned by 2015 College graduate Amanda Shulman — received a Michelin star on Tuesday.
https://t.co/zyKNw8Xmoe
Penn’s Jewish Heritage Programs hosted “Shabbat for 1K” on Friday, an event organized to provide free Shabbat dinners to students across campus.
https://t.co/rr4SMTWu2N
In a new study, Political Science and Communication professor Diana Mutz found that political conversations between like-minded people have increased, leading to greater nationwide polarization. https://t.co/aCNnHvWMuK
Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice will reduce its staff by 8% amidv budget constraints, the school’s Dean Sara Bachman announced in an Oct. 27 email.
https://t.co/9fylYpzkkw
The College of Arts and Sciences introduced a new pilot curriculum for first-year students this fall, aimed at providing a broad liberal arts education through an integrated set of courses.
https://t.co/7Mf5EYNh5g