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Former professor awarded $1 million in case against Penn for denied tenure application re-review
The first administrative filing detailing Veikos' gender and familial status discrimination and retaliation claims was filed in October 2011, while the second was filed in October 2012.
Penn refutes allegations of direct investments in 'adversarial' entities after U.S. House inquiry
In an emailed statement to The Daily Pennsylvanian, University spokesperson Ron Ozio refuted part of the letter's claims.
SEPTA board awards $714 million to modernize trolleys
Trolley modernization is just one component of the SEPTA Forward Strategic plan which seeks to create a transportation system that accommodates various types of commutes.
New University City lab and office building looks to include restaurant, café, and other retail
The building includes 25,000 square feet of retail space which developers hope to fill with a restaurant, urgent care center, and a café.
AI-powered reminders help Penn Medicine doctors improve end-of-life care for cancer patients
The study aimed to increase the frequency and efficiency of “serious illness conversations” so that patients could have more agency over their treatment.
'Undervalued and unpaid': Supermajority of Penn RAs and GAs file to form union
A letter from OPEIU Local 153 was also sent to Penn President Liz Magill to announce their formation as a union and request voluntary recognition from the University.
Robert Ghrist appointed Penn Engineering Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Robert Ghrist, an acclaimed applied mathematics researcher, will begin his new position on July 1.
Whole Foods founder visits Penn for Authors@Wharton speaker series
Mackey said that his commitment to serving a specific target customer base differentiated Whole Foods from its competitors.
Penn & Slavery Project continues to uncover more information about University's ties to slavery
Since its inception, students involved in the Penn & Slavery Project have researched the impact of slavery on the University’s campus, finances, and medical school, among other aspects.
'Abbott Elementary' star Quinta Brunson to deliver 2023 Graduate School of Education Commencement speech
Brunson, a West Philadelphia native, is the creator of ABC's "Abbott Elementary," in which she portrays Janine Teagues, a Penn alum and a new-to-the-job second-grade teacher.
Penn to eliminate on-campus graduate student housing, prompting criticism from GAPSA leaders
The imminent closure of Sansom Place West comes after Sansom Place East closed in April 2022 for redevelopment into a privately-owned apartment building.
Penn Medicine launches new center to help address racial disparities in maternal health
The Center was launched in January under the leadership of Elizabeth Howell, the current chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the Perelman School of Medicine.
Wharton graduate and Frank founder countersues JPMorgan
In her $27.9 million countersuit, Javice claimed that JPMorgan was aware of the number of Frank users throughout the deal.
Penn announces Idina Menzel as 2023 Commencement speaker
Penn will award Menzel, a Tony award-winning actress, an honorary Doctor of Arts at the ceremony, according to an announcement from Vice President and University Secretary Medha Narvekar.
Penn plans 1920 Commons renovations this summer amid dining hall health code violations
Under Penn's Capital Plan, the Commons renovations would encompass the second and third floors of the facility and cost $10 million this fiscal year and $55 million in total through fiscal year 2024.
Penn Reproductive Justice to increase activity through new educational, political initiatives
Penn Reproductive Justice officially launched on June 24, 2022, immediately following the Supreme Court’s overhaul of abortion rights protections.
Gutmann College House residents report lack of hot water despite recent shutdown
The DP spoke to some Gutmann residents who have not noticed an improvement even after the hot water shutdown on Feb. 22 and 23.
Penn Carey Law launches clinic to provide experience in racial and civil justice litigation
As part of the clinic, students will be assigned to cases with local residents, nonprofits, and organizations.
Wharton MBA students purchase professional basketball team in Italy
Second-year students in the Wharton MBA Program for Executives founded CSG in 2022 to invest in sports franchises.