Articles by Madeleine Ngo
12/18/19 8:28pm
House impeaches President and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump
The House passed two articles, charging Trump with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. Trump is expected to be acquitted by the Republican-controlled Senate. 01/21/19 8:06pm
Penn's Lambda Phi Epsilon banned indefinitely after 'significant' evidence of hazing
The national Lambda Board of Directors voted on Dec. 21 to withdraw the Lambda chapter following a university-led investigation into the hazing of pledges. 11/13/18 2:23pm
Annenberg instructor Desiree Peterkin Bell faces multiple charges for public fraud
Peterkin Bell became an instructor at Penn in Jan. 2017, and is currently slated to teach an urban communication course next spring. 11/12/18 2:03am
CBS airs film on former Penn student Blaze Bernstein and his alleged killer in '48 Hours' episode
Entitled "In the Name of Hate," the nearly hour long episode featured interviews from Bernstein's friends and family. 11/08/18 8:15pm
Penn students launch #ASiAM campaign to demonstrate value of Asian American studies
The campaign started last April when the ASAM UAB released an online video, which features several Penn students discussing what they have gained from their ASAM courses. 10/31/18 12:12am
Penn pushes back on Trump proposal to redefine gender: 'It's just so incredibly dehumanizing'
If enacted, the change would dramatically curtail recognition of transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals under federal law. 10/29/18 8:09pm
Penn stands in solidarity at vigil for victims of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
Penn President Amy Gutmann condemned the recent increase in anti-Semitic incidents in the United States and paid homage to Penn graduate Jerry Rabinowitz, who was among those killed in the attack. 10/24/18 9:37pm
Reports of sexual harassment to Penn's Ombuds Office hit five-year high
'We think that the increased use of our office in discussion of such matters stems from the new policy of confidentiality for the ombuds office and also from the MeToo movement,' University Ombuds Lynn Hollen Lees wrote to the DP. 10/15/18 11:29pm
Penn student Blaze Bernstein honored for love of food and writing at KWH's Edible Books Contest
Blaze Bernstein, a College sophomore, died in a homicide in January this year. Sam Woodward, a 21-year-old who attended the same high school as Bernstein, is currently being held in connection to his murder. 09/30/18 11:30pm
Penn Law prof. Amy Wax on Brett Kavanaugh allegations: ‘It’s too late, Ms. Ford’
Wax explained her perspective in an digital talk with Brown University professor Glenn Loury as a part of his online discussion series, "The Glenn Show." 09/26/18 3:38pm
Penn's physics department has started listing gender pronouns on its website
In April, students and members of the department were emailed and given the option to submit their pronouns to be publicly shared on the website. 09/21/18 5:59pm
At Phila. rally, Obama urges students and locals to 'restore some sanity to our politics'
Penn Dems President and Wharton junior Dylan Milligan attended the rally with a group of 126 student members who received tickets after volunteering to canvas for Democrats. 09/10/18 10:18pm
After more than a year of student advocacy, Penn welcomes full-time lecturer to the ASAM program
The Asian American Studies Program has been mired in controversy since 2017, when Grace Kao, a sociology professor and longstanding ASAM faculty member, left Penn for Yale University. 08/23/18 10:34pm
Penn has acknowledged its ties to slavery, but student researchers say their work is far from over
On June 28, Gutmann released a statement referring to the findings of both the student researchers and the working group recognizing the role of slavery in the University's past. 06/12/18 8:00am
California high school senior has her mic cut for addressing assault in valedictorian speech
Administrators at the Petaluma High School have stood by their decision to end her speech early. 'We were trying to make sure our graduation ceremony was appropriate and beautiful,' Petaluma Principal David Stirrat said. 04/11/18 10:03pm
Academic advisor of Blaze Bernstein will 'Blaze it Forward' by running for charity
Jamie-Lee Josselyn, the academic advisor of College sophomore Blaze Bernstein, will be dedicating her participation in the Broad Street Run to the Penn student who died in a homicide. 04/04/18 8:51pm
The ASAM program has a new interim director — but many say the problems aren't over
Although students and faculty members share confidence in Park’s leadership, many expressed concerns about the future of the program especially since there are no clear plans for Park's replacement after next year. 03/27/18 10:10pm
A year on, there's still little clarity on whether Penn is searching for a new ASAM director
While administrators have indicated that there is an ongoing search for an ASAM program director, faculty and students involved in Asian American studies refute this claim. 03/18/18 7:42pm
A Black Lives Matter leader says Penn should fire Amy Wax. A BLM critic says that's a 'scandal.'
Asa Khalif, the leader of Black Lives Matter in Pennsylvania said that if no action is taken against Wax by Mar. 23, he plans to disrupt classes and lead petitions across Penn's campus. 03/18/18 7:35pm