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The University has decided to allow Penn graduate and former President of Hobart and William Smith Colleges Gregory Vincent to keep his doctorate in education from Penn, as long as he revises the plagiarized portions of his dissertation that earned him the degree, according to Finger Lakes Times.
College juniors Anea Moore and Stephen Damianos have been named as Penn’s newest Truman Scholars.
As the focus on rebuilding infrastructure increases in the political sphere, especially following President Donald Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure investment plan, Penn students gathered to discuss related important issues of gentrification, self-driving cars, and public transportation.
After Bill Cosby’s lawyers called for Pennsylvania Judge Steven T. O’Neill to recuse himself from Cosby’s retrial over conflicts of interest, O’Neill announced he would not be stepping down.
Civil rights advocate James McFadden, who has been a key player in the fight for racial equality for decades, spoke with Penn students about the presence of racism today at an event on Feb. 26.
A recent study ranked Philadelphia as the fourth best city for women in technology.
Penn Libraries is launching a famous donor and Philadelphia icon back onto the world-stage.