Today, Penn relies on its in-house lawyers more than ever. According to professors, though, that reliance comes at the expense of faculty input.
The general counsel sat down with the DP for a rare interview. Read what we learned here: https://t.co/pjnuHXBSJ8
Tuesday’s midterm results raise questions about how readily Penn has accommodated demands from the federal government and whether it will reconsider those decisions amid a changed political landscape.
In @DailyPenn: https://t.co/ug05H7UFoU
State Rep. Chris Rabb will win his electoral bid to represent Penn and University City in Congress. In an interview with @DailyPenn, Rabb said students could expect “transformational change” from his candidacy.
https://t.co/Pn3kTiia39
Nearly 2,000 ballots have been cast at Penn's four on-campus polling places since polls opened this morning. As the clock winds down, stay tuned for the latest here and at @dailypenn.
For over a year now, the Penn administration has been enforcing a de facto party ban on campus.
Fraternity brothers report increasingly antagonistic meetings with the Office of Fraternity and Student Life, and many are bemoaning the end of the Social Ivy.
When Penn resolved its Title IX investigation, a senior @usedgov official told the DP they negotiated directly with University attorneys. Penn’s Faculty Senate Chair was not privy to the process.
Read my latest on the growing influence of general counsel: https://t.co/pjnuHXBkTA
In 1975, 27-year-old Stephen Burbank became Penn’s first in-house lawyer. Today, the office he started is a far cry from a one-man operation.
w/ @finnryan_ for @dailypenn
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Amy Wax has hired a new attorney to support her legal fight against Penn: John Eastman, a conservative lawyer who previously advised President Donald Trump.
Eastman was disbarred by the California Supreme Court in April.
https://t.co/gA4ZuQnSsH
Penn’s disclosed stock portfolio is heavily concentrated in space, defense, AI, mining, and battery technology companies, according to the University’s Q2 SEC filings.
More in @DailyPenn: https://t.co/bGb04FdNWr
Prospective students to @Penn's Class of 2031 got a go-ahead from the admissions office to use "AI tools" on their applications — so long as their responses are not AI "generated."
More on @PreviewingPenn's guidance for applicants in @DailyPenn:https://t.co/L13nStrpid
A new survey from Penn's Annenberg Public Policy Center of 1,320 U.S. adults found 61% oppose a data center being built in their area — a 12% increase from a survey conducted in March.
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
Student conduct cases at Penn spiked during the 2025-26 academic year, according to Penn’s annual disciplinary report.
Read more from @jameswan__ in @dailypenn https://t.co/xKyD9lnriu
BREAKING: Penn has asked a federal court to intervene in a longstanding dispute with its graduate worker union over whether certain doctoral students are eligible for union representation.
https://t.co/23hdxUwcNC
Last month, Penn and @USEEOC reached a resolution that spared the University from turning over personal information about its Jewish employees, ending a lengthy dispute over the agency’s antisemitism investigation on campus.
Read the complete timeline: https://t.co/da4WIUyP7l
McMahon’s letter asks for transparent admissions criteria “based on merit,” similar to the compact’s push for universities to publish their “objective criteria” for admissions policies on their websites.
For more analysis from @JamesWan__:
https://t.co/lQAc5AvNJ4
Penn rejected the White House’s preferential funding compact almost 10 months ago. Now, Trump officials are trying another call to action. More in @DailyPenn soon.