Articles by Amanpreet Singh
09/20/18 9:20pm
Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé discusses ideas to solve 'deficiencies' in Penn's wellness culture
Dubé raised ideas such as centralizing Student Health Services and CAPS, abolishing grades for freshman year, and creating programs like 'Thrive at Penn' for grades beyond freshman year. 09/09/18 5:41pm
It's not easy to use Penn InTouch on your phone. This sophomore made an app to fix that.
UTime, launched by Wharton and Engineering sophomore Dylan Diamond, provides mobile access to students' class schedules and makes it easier to share the schedule with friends. 09/03/18 7:41pm
NYU School of Medicine is first top-rated school to go tuition-free
Such measures have not occurred at Penn Medicine. But Penn is still addressing "the rising cost of medical education," said Perelman Senior Vice Dean for Medical Education Suzanne Rose. 04/24/18 1:40am
Penn students create report offering solutions to 'space crunch' issue for arts groups
The detailed 24-page report provides evidence of performing arts groups' years-long struggle for space and a list of both short and long term recommendations for the University to consider. 04/03/18 8:01pm
As search for OFSL director intensifies, students weigh in on the type of candidate they want
The job offering was posted in late January, and from there a certain number of candidates were selected for video interviews. The final round of video interviews will be submitted this week. 03/28/18 6:47pm
IFC ends plans to appoint diversity chair; takes other efforts to expand diversity
Following a racially-charged incident at Phi Gamma Delta, the Interfraternity Council planned on adding a diversity chair position to its executive board, as the Panhellenic Council did just earlier. 03/20/18 8:09pm
Penn's first black greek organization Delta Sigma Theta celebrates 100 years on campus
Aside from being the first DST chapter at an Ivy League institution, the Gamma chapter was also the first one to be founded at a predominantly white university. 02/12/18 10:14pm
The search for Penn's new director of Greek life has begun
There is still no replacement for Banks-Crosson, but Associate Vice Provost for Student Affairs Hikaru Kozuma has temporarily assumed Banks-Crosson’s responsibilities. 02/04/18 9:08pm
Following controversy on event registration, Penn now subsidizes costs for student groups
While these rules were intended to make the campus "safe and responsible," they often ended up imposing financial burdens on many organizations that couldn't afford the prices the new rules demanded. 01/30/18 7:22pm
Interfraternity Council offers more flexible new member education to combat poor attendance
Last year, only five of Penn's 27 fraternities met the attendance requirements for new member education programming, much of which addresses sexual assault and sexual health. 01/18/18 2:48pm
Penn's Director of Greek life is stepping down to take on a new role in Wharton's MBA program
Eddie Banks-Crosson joined the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Penn as director in August 2015 and will now serve as the director of Student Life in Wharton's MBA program. 01/09/18 9:11pm
Penn sorority hopefuls delayed by 'bomb cyclone' worry about their chances at rush
Hundreds of students looking to join sororities were required to return to campus several days earlier than the first day of classes, but some have been rerouted because of weather. 12/17/17 3:41pm
Penn students are trying to design a course that sheds light on wellness within incarcerated communities
“The more people that are aware of this issue, the more we can get done policy-wise in order to stop mass incarceration," said Engineering senior Anna Estep. 12/06/17 6:17pm
When the Justice Dept withheld money from Phila. for being a 'sanctuary city,' the city sued — and won
Philadelphia sued Attorney General Jeff Sessions after the Department of Justice withheld $1.5 million in federal grant money over Philadelphia’s “sanctuary city” policies. 11/26/17 10:43pm
University of Michigan becomes one of the most notable schools to suspend fraternities
University administrators have been looking into six counts of hazing, allegations of drugging, and purported instances of sexual misconduct perpetrated by Michigan fraternity members. 11/19/17 7:40pm
The Netter Center at Penn celebrated 25 years of community engagement last week
The two-day conference featured speeches from Penn President Amy Gutmann, Provost Wendell Pritchett, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda, and Netter Center Founding Director Ira Harkavy. 11/07/17 8:14pm
Penn students are creating 'Penn Club Review' to change the University's stressful club culture
Students said they were influenced by Harvard University’s Q-Guide, a resource launched this fall that provides reviews and comments about different student clubs. 10/25/17 10:50pm
Former Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams is sentenced to five years in prison
Seth Williams, who resigned from his post in June after pleading guilty to charges of bribery, extortion and fraud, was given the maximum prison sentence. 10/11/17 11:01pm