Anjali Tsui
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Political activist Angela Davis speaks at Penn
Activist and scholar Angela Davis addressed a full house at Irvine Auditorium on Friday night.
Far-reaching tremors of a Tuesday morning
A snapshot of Penn on the morning of September 11.
Abducted newborn returned to HUP
A two-day-old boy is on his way back to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania after being taken by his mother around noon Thursday, and the Amber Child Abduction Alert has been lifted.
Penn alumna wins Pulitzer Prize for fiction
1985 College graduate Jennifer Egan was awarded the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for fiction on Monday for her novel, A Visit from the Goon Squad.
Downed cable at 40th, Walnut streets
Power failures near 40th and Walnut streets recently left students and businesses — including Smokey Joe's and the Radian — temporarily without power.
Wharton still fourth in 'Businessweek' undergrad ranking
The publication used nine factors to evaluate undergraduate programs, including a survey of corporate recruiters, the academic quality of each program and the number of alumni it sends to to MBA programs.
No injuries in 41st, Pine shooting
Gunshots were fired near 41st and Pine streets at about 12:45 a.m. Tuesday. No injuries were reported and no suspects have been arrested.
Lupe Fiasco may perform at Fling
According to the hip-hop artist's website Friday night, he will be performing in Franklin Field, Philadelphia on April 15 — the night of the Spring Fling concert.
UA members may impeach Treasurer
The petition has currently been signed by more than one third of UA members — filling the requirement for a charge to be brought against a member of the UA, according to College senior and UA member Mo Shahin.
Total applications rise 14 percent
Penn saw a 14-percent increase in applications for the class of 2015 compared to last year, receiving 30,800 total applications — the highest number in University history.
Senate repeals DADT but shatters DREAM
The U.S. Senate handed student activists mixed results this weekend, derailing the DREAM Act but putting an end to the ban on openly gay individuals serving in the military.
British tuition hike may draw U.K. students to the U.S.
With a bill passed Dec. 9 set to triple the tuition cap for universities across England, British students may have more of a reason to consider studying abroad.
DREAM Act derailed in Senate vote
The lame-duck Senate voted Thursday to delay a vote on the DREAM Act — a measure that aims to grant citizenship to immigrants who are not legal residents.
House passes students’ DREAM
Student activists at Penn were encouraged by the passage of the DREAM Act in the House on Tuesday night. The Senate is expected to vote on the bill Thursday.
Lambda elects first female chairperson
Corinne Rich is the first female chairperson of the Lambda Alliance. She sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss her plans for the coming year.
No major campus events organized for World AIDS day
For the first time in recent years, no prominent events were organized on campus to raise awareness for a disease which affects 33.4 million people worldwide.
Ghost writing a complex topic
Two doctors were recently discovered to have used a writing company to produce the text of their 1999 book on psychiatric disorders.
LGBT advocacy group Allies returns to campus
Allies — the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender interest and advocacy group for straight students — is making a comeback at Penn.
Transgender Week highlights many facets of identity
This week is Transgender Awareness Week, a time for individuals to spread knowledge about what it means to be transgender.
Gutmann takes a stance against bullying
Penn President Amy Gutmann joined the ranks of President Barack Obama, Ke$ha and Ellen DeGeneres in speaking out against bullying of gay students.
