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A new Penn student startup aims to simplify election information access, and the University community expressed mixed reactions after Penn imposed major sanctions on University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School professor Amy Wax.
But first, President Joe Biden expressed interest in returning to the Penn Biden Center after leaving the White House in a new interview.
After former Penn professor and President Joe Biden left the Penn Biden Center for the campaign trail in 2019, the University-affiliated global think tank's fate has been up in the air. But on Wednesday, he opened up a new possibility: coming back to the Penn Biden Center to work on foreign policy after he leaves the White House.
“I’m less concerned about what my legacy is … because there’s so many other things I want to do in terms of the Biden Institute at Penn on foreign policy and the Biden Institute in Delaware on domestic policy, to keep the things going that we started,” Biden said in an interview with "The View."
After Penn Carey Law professor Amy Wax's sanctioning on Monday for her discriminatory remarks, some Penn community members felt relieved, while others expressed concern about the future of free speech.
In an ongoing lawsuit, Penn cited its Office of Religious and Ethnic Inclusion as evidence of “significant additional steps” it was taking in response to on-campus antisemitism only four days after it was formed.
New York Times White House and national security correspondent David Sanger said the 2024 presidential election will define the United States' long-term foreign policy at the annual Anspach lecture on Monday.
Penn's Graduate School of Education honored three pioneering educators — including a 103-year-old who helped shape the federal Head Start program — with the 2024 Harold W. McGraw Jr. Prize in Education.
A newly founded student startup has a timely goal: to share clear and accessible political information, especially in the wake of the 2024 presidential election.
In 2018, the DP reported that President Joe Biden — then a former vice president and Professor of Presidential Practice — participated in a dialogue event through the Perry World House about unity and global order. Recently, Biden said in an interview that he could potentially return to Penn and the Penn Biden Center to continue his work in foreign policy.
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