Articles by Haley Suh
09/04/19 11:38pm
CAPS promotes Batsirai Bvunzawabaya to Associate Director for Outreach and Prevention
Batsirai Bvunzawabaya replaces former Director for Outreach and Prevention Meeta Kumar in the latest turnover in CAPS leadership. 03/24/19 8:55pm
CAPS creates support group for students grieving loss of a loved one
The six-week program, which will meet every Thursday from March 28 through May 2, is open to all graduate, professional, and undergraduate students who are grieving a loss. 02/28/19 12:34am
Streamlining of CAPS scheduling reduces wait time to six days — half of what it was in 2017
CAPS also reported a total of 2,000 students were seen between July 1 and Dec. 31, 2018 – a 23 percent increase from the number of initial appointments made in fall 2017. 02/20/19 12:04am
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. 02/12/19 10:37pm
A month from his arrival, new CAPS director Gregory Eells meets with Penn student leaders
Eells has met with Penn Wellness, the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, the Undergraduate Assembly, and the Penn Benjamins peer counseling group. 02/03/19 9:52pm
Huntsman Hall CAPS clinician extends hours to meet Wharton students' needs
The clinician stationed in Huntsman Hall is now available to students for 17 hours a week, an increase from the previous 12 hours. 01/18/19 1:35am
Penn ranked highest out of the Ivy League for mental health — with a D+
None of the eight colleges received a passing grade. Yale University and Dartmouth College both received F's, putting them at the bottom of the list. 09/13/18 9:14pm
When Wharton tried to change Steiny-D's hours in 1989, students protested — and won
Twenty-nine years ago, Wharton administrators tried to close Steinberg-Dietrich Hall at midnight in an effort to cut down on operating costs. Students staged a multi-day sit-in, eventually reversing the decision. 09/12/18 1:43pm
Graduate student, 38, died Tuesday night after suffering medical emergency in class
A second-year graduate student in the School of Social Policy and Practice, Cameron Avant Driver was on track to complete his Master of Social Work degree by 2020. 08/23/18 9:15pm
New Director of Greek life Jazmyn Pulley says she's here to stay
Pulley’s appointment comes six months after the departure of Eddie Banks-Crosson, who left as the former director of OFSL to become the new director of Wharton’s MBA Office of Student Life. 08/22/18 7:14pm
In their four years on campus, the Class of 2022 will see a host of new buildings emerge
Hospital Pavilion, Wharton Academic Research Building, and New College House West are among the several new building projects to open during before the freshman class graduates. 04/05/18 8:23pm
College junior Michael Krone elected president of the Undergraduate Assembly
Krone and Andrews ran on the platform of improving mental wellness, transparency, inclusivity, accessibility, and community engagement. 04/01/18 8:54pm
From Seoul to Baltimore: Meet some of Penn's new baby Quakers
There was a 6 percent increase in the number of admitted international students, who are from 104 different countries, and one in every seven admitted students is the first in their families to attend college. 03/21/18 9:41pm
University operations will reopen at 10 a.m. on Thursday following snow storm
The snow began falling Tuesday, the official first day of spring, and accumulated throughout the day Wednesday into the evening. 03/20/18 3:45pm
All 'teach-in' events canceled or postponed Wednesday because of snow storm
The last teach-in at Penn happened 49 years ago in 1969, and the revival of the program, entitled 'Production of Knowledge,' launched Sunday and is scheduled to last until March 22. 02/18/18 8:40pm
An Asian-American student at Penn Medicine was described as 'chink' at a local Taco Bell
One of the definitions of the word 'chink' in the Merriam-Webster dictionary is 'an insulting and contemptuous term for a person of Chinese birth or descent.' 02/16/18 7:47pm
Penn graduate students have withdrawn their petition to vote for a union
Graduate student leaders say this is a strategic decision that graduate student workers across the country are making to ensure that they have the right to unionize in the long-term. 02/15/18 3:09pm
Jeb Bush at Penn's Silfen Forum: D.C. lawmakers are 'complicating immigration policy'
Former Vice President Joe Biden said that there is 'no compelling evidence' that immigration has led to economic dislocation in the United States. 02/11/18 5:05pm
Former Tufts University President Lawrence Bacow selected as Harvard University's new president
He will replace the university’s first woman president, Drew Gilpin Faust, who will be stepping down after 11 years, effective July 1, 2018. 01/16/18 7:32pm