Articles by Cami Doo
08/26/19 10:35pm
Penn’s political groups plan speaker events and tabling efforts for voter engagement
College Republicans, Government and Politics Association, and Penn Democrats are preparing for the buildup to the 2020 elections. 05/11/19 5:13pm
An astronomer, architect, and nursing dean: spotlighting Penn's honorary degree recipients
This year’s cohort of recipients includes singer Jon Bon Jovi, Nobel Prize-winning doctor Denis Mukwege, animal rights and autism advocate Temple Grandin, astronomer Jill Tarter, and recently deceased Senator Richard Lugar. 04/24/19 1:37am
Phila. City Commissioner candidates propose making polls more accessible at Penn Dems forum
There was unanimous agreement among the candidates on ensuring open primaries and same-day voter registration, but the Democrats diverged on what policies were best suited to increase voter turnout. 04/21/19 10:50pm
1 of 6 Philadelphians voted in the last primary. Penn Dems wants to raise that.
“Local elections sometimes get less coverage but they are nonetheless still very important,” Penn Dems Communications Director and College freshman Tamara Wurman said. 04/11/19 10:48pm
Joe Biden spoke on the opioid crisis yesterday. Here’s what you missed.
Experts stressed the severity of the nationwide opioid crisis, clarified the benefits of decriminalizing addiction, and emphasized the need to change the country's culture to reduce dependence on such drugs. 04/11/19 2:24pm
At Penn, Biden and Bush say United States must change its culture of opioid dependence
The Silfen Forum event begins at 3 p.m. at Irvine Auditorium and is titled "Is There an Antidote for the Opioid Epidemic? Seeking a Cure for the Worst Drug Crisis in American History." 03/26/19 12:09am
Despite renewed criticism of AIPAC, Penn students are attending annual pro-Israel conference
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) threw AIPAC under increased scrutiny when her criticisms surrounding Israel and AIPAC were labeled by politicians as anti-Semitic. 03/18/19 8:59pm
Penn aims to be carbon neutral by 2042. Here’s how that compares to Philadelphia’s goal.
Both Penn and Philadelphia have their own sustainability offices, and similar to their carbon emission targets, Penn shares the city's overall goals while setting its own stricter guidelines. 02/26/19 11:49pm
As Pa. moves toward marijuana legalization, Penn's ban remains
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf (D) and Lt. Governor John Fetterman (D) are traveling around the state to gauge the public’s reception to legalizing recreational marijuana. 02/19/19 6:08pm
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. 02/19/19 3:17pm
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. 02/08/19 12:26am
Will Joe Biden run for president? His fellow Penn professors remain uncertain.
In a recent CNN poll, 62 percent of Democratic voters said former Vice President Joe Biden should run for president. 02/05/19 11:57pm
Penn Dems State of the Union watch party features bingo, laughter, and doubt
At the Penn Dems watch party in Rodin College House, attendees stressed the importance of observing the event, despite their significant policy disagreements with Trump. 01/27/19 9:58pm
A Republican Penn grad is running for Philadelphia City Council to tackle economic issues
Wolfe has spoken out against the beverage tax and hopes to decrease taxes across the board, calling the current system outdated and “perfect for mid-19th century Philadelphia." 01/25/19 12:42am
How Penn Dems is protesting Betsy DeVos’ proposed Title IX regulations
Penn Dems hosted a comment writing session Wednesday informing students about the potential impacts of the new Title IX regulations. 01/20/19 3:32pm
Penn Dems and PAGE unite for the third annual Women’s March on Philadelphia
Chants of “I refuse to lose” and “I choose to be more than what you think of me" rang throughout the crowd. Signs read “Intersectional Feminism” and “Black Lives Matter.” 01/15/19 8:06pm
Elizabeth Warren's former Penn colleagues believe she can beat Trump. Here's why.
Penn Law professor Stephen Burbank, who helped hire Warren, and Colin Diver, the dean of Penn Law at the time, both said they think the senator could beat Trump. 12/11/18 1:21am
CHOP saved her from cancer as a kid. Now, this Penn grad works there as a nurse.
2015 Nursing graduate Jennifer Toth said she was two and half years old when her parents noticed a lump on her abdomen as they were giving her a bath. 12/09/18 9:34pm
Teachers become students in Penn's new initiative to explain the University to professors
Through the Penn Fellows program, professors learn more about University operations over meals with administrators. This year’s cohort includes 17 mid-career professors. 11/30/18 2:35pm