Articles by Stephanie Barron
03/09/15 10:00am
Following laced drug overdoses at Wesleyan, a look at drug safety at Penn
Students for Sensible Drug Policy will be organizing a harm-reduction policy speaker panel during Spring Fling. 03/04/15 1:14am
Consent without a 'yes'
According to Penn’s policy on sexual and relationship violence and stalking, consent can be given nonverbally. 02/23/15 2:33am
The psychology behind pledging
Professors share experiences and opinions on the science. 02/17/15 10:22pm
Fox Leadership goes global with $5 million donation
The Fox family has donated over $33 million since 1999. 02/01/15 11:01pm
AEPi attempts return to campus without administrative approval
AEPi's attempt to bring the nationally-recognized fraternity back on campus violates the University's policy, according to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life. 01/28/15 12:02am
Comedy and consequence: Penn groups on contentious humor following Charlie Hebdo
In light of the “Charlie Hebdo” attack in Paris on Jan. 7, members of Penn comedy groups shared their perspective and methods on striking a balance between comedy and contention. 01/26/15 12:06am
Skeleton in fraternities' closets
Phi Delta Theta's Christmas card featuring a dark-skinned Beyoncé sex doll is far from the first or most provocative fraternity incident in past years. 01/25/15 10:08pm
Cash, clothing and more removed from dorm over break
A college junior returned to her room in Harnwell after Winter Break to discover that residential services had removed all of her belongings from her room. 01/15/15 2:10am
Portion of wine sales to help the hungry
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced on January 7 that a portion of the proceeds from sales of Josh Cellars wines at Fine Wine & Good Spirits stores will be donated to the cause of feeding the hungry in local communities. 11/24/14 4:17am
Catching Zzzs for MGMT
Few students at any competitive college will have reached this point in the semester without hearing the old adage — “studying, socializing, sleeping — choose two.” Recognizing that the third in the tricolon is often placed on the back-burner, PennSleeps was created to raise awareness of its importance. 10/27/14 1:32am
Grads release acclaimed documentary
College 2006 graduate Adam Weber, along with College 2007 graduate Jimmy Goldblum, co-produced and co-directed a documentary called “Tomorrow We Disappear,” which premiered last weekend. The film was inspired by Salman Rushdie’s novel "Midnight’s Children," written in 1981 about India’s transition from British Colonialism to independence to British partition. 09/29/14 2:38am