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The May 2024 survey, which the APPC conducts annually, asked questions about the United States Constitution and government to around 1600 adults across the country.
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with representatives from several campus unions about how Penn has responded to their unionization efforts and what the effects have been on labor organization.
Penn's research team will be led by Annenberg School of Communications professor Sarah Jackson, alongside Brian and Randi Schwartz University Professor Desmond Upton Patton.
This year's Send Silence Packing exhibit was deliberately placed in a more visible area of College Green to invite more engagement from students passing by.
Shapiro — joined by several others, including Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-Pa.) and abortion rights activist Hadley Duvall — spoke at the Independence Visitor Center in Old City.
Rosenthal's lawsuit alleges that the University gave funds allocated for financially disadvantaged Wharton students concentrating in Entrepreneurship and Innovation or Finance to student athletes who did not fit that description.
Here's a look at what Penn Democrats, Penn College Republicans, Penn Leads the Vote, the Government and Politics Association, and Penn for Liberty are planning to tackle this upcoming semester.