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Minority groups lobby Penn for more space on campus beyond ARCH basement
In meetings with several Penn administrators, student leaders of the 6B discussed the ongoing need for more space for minority students.
New Penn club honors local veterans by writing and telling their life stories
The club, founded in fall 2018 by College sophomore Peter Ma, aims “to capture the voice and spirit of our country's Veterans" by publishing stories based on their personal accounts.
96 percent of Penn undergrads are now enrolled in two-step verification
The remaining un-enrolled accounts are likely because they are inactive due to various reasons, such as students who have not logged into Penn InTouch since Feb. 14.
Penn student hit by a car at 36th and Chestnut streets Wednesday evening
Philadelphia Police 18th District Captain Matthew Gillespie said the incident may have been weather-related.
Photo Essay | A look back at Joe Biden’s visits to Penn since becoming a professor
Former Vice President Joe Biden was announced as a Penn professor on Feb. 7, 2017. Here is a look at every time he has visited Penn since then.This Penn student created a registry that identifies veterans with similar health issues
The system will be especially helpful for veterans who were exposed to burn pits, a common occurrence in overseas bases.
Wharton is the only undergrad school with a CAPS clinician. The UA is trying to change that.
Two UA members are lobbying the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Nursing, and the School of Engineering and Applied Science to implement on-site clinicians at the undergraduate schools.
This Penn student's film documents how refugees are portrayed by the media
College junior Sonari-Nnamdi Chidi’s documentary explores the relationship between refugees and the media, showing how the media can dehumanize subjects.
Penn to suspend normal operations Wednesday in anticipation of winter storm
The Penn alert follows announcements that Temple University and all Philadelphia public schools will also close in anticipation of the storm.
Penn students and faculty discuss importance of the gender-neutral term 'Latinx'
A wide variety of panelists discussed the term "Latinx" from academic, political, and personal perspectives.
Philadelphia ranked 27th healthiest city in the United States
The survey ranked Philadelphia less healthy than its Northeastern counterparts New York City, which ranked sixth, and Boston, which ranked 20th.
Joe Biden visited campus on Tuesday. Here's what you missed.
Biden criticized President Donald Trump's policies, and touted his experience as vice president in an impassioned conversation with Gutmann — but notably didn't touch on his presidential aspirations.
LIVE: Joe Biden in conversation with Amy Gutmann
The event on Penn's campus occurs as people across the nation have been speculating about Biden's potential run for office in 2020.
Philadelphians can soon vote to eliminate 'councilman' from local constitution
If passed, the amendment will replace the words "councilman" to "councilmember," "councilmen" to "councilmembers," and "councilmanic" to "council."
As exam season hits, Penn Medicine sleep specialists advise students on napping techniques
Penn Medicine experts suggest that students should cut down on late-night caffeine consumption and electronic use, avoid excessive napping, and regularly exercise to be more alert and awake throughout the daytime.
Penn Medicine researchers use Yelp reviews to find issues with hospital communication
The researchers used more than 50,000 reviews from 1,566 hospitals across the country to identify common communication issues within healthcare.
Former Wharton professor Marshall E. Blume died at 77
Blume was a member of Penn's faculty for 44 years until his retirement in 2011.
Joe Biden to make first public Penn appearance of the year this Tuesday
His conversation with Gutmann comes amid speculation Biden will soon decide whether he is running for president in 2020.
Penn health system faces lawsuit from employee allegedly fired during cancer treatment
The lawsuit, filed on Feb. 11 against the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, claims the defendants violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.