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Former President George W. Bush's chief ethics lawyer Richard Painter warned of eroding ethical and political norms under 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump's presidency at Penn's Fels Institute of Government on Thursday.
In his State of the Union Address last week, President Donald Trump awarded a scholarship to Philadelphia schoolgirl Janiyah Davis to promote his administration’s policy of school choice, condemning "failing government schools." But Davis attends one of the best charter schools in the city.
In the wake of Trump’s decision to reverse the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — an Obama-era immigration policy that allowed certain immigrants who arrived in the United States as children to stay in the country legally — the City of Philadelphia has taken steps to provide resources for residents affected by the decision to get the support they need.
Safe spaces, trigger warnings, hate speech — broaching these topics can cause prompt strong reactions on college campuses. Free speech is an increasingly contentious topic at universities across the country, including Penn.
Penn students are attending the Forbes' Under 30 Summit, a four-day convention that brings together 7,000 entrepreneurs from around the world to learn, exchange ideas and network.
Penn researchers have found a surprising potential treatment for depression: sleep deprivation.
Penn's chapter of College Republicans has chosen a new representative to advance their interests to administrators — one who voted for Hillary Clinton in last year’s election.
Less than a month before the 2016 presidential election, the executive board of Penn's College Republicans held a vote to condemn President Donald Trump. This was prompted by a September poll showing that 60 percent of the group's constituents did not support Trump in the election.
The Philadelphia mayor's office has unveiled an expansive plan to clean up “Filthadelphia,” and they're enlisting Penn's help.
Student entrepreneurs battled for more than for more than $100,000 in cash and prizes last Friday in the first ever Penn Wharton Entrepreneurship Startup Showcase.
2013 Wharton MBA graduate Ajay Anand wants to use artificial intelligence to transform the way diamonds are purchased.
Book lovers gathered in Kelly Writers House on Thursday to read aloud for seven hours straight.
There are 21.3 million refugees worldwide, according to the United Nations, and the majority are under the age of 18.
Thousands of Harvard University student and faculty email messages were accessible to the public for years, compromising student grades and financial data, the Harvard Crimson reported yesterday.
This is “the most exciting time in transportation in the last 100 years,” former Secretary of Transportation James Burnley told a room full of students on Monday.
Last Friday, students at the Weiss Tech House held an event to relaunch the Innovation Fund, reaffirming the organization's commitment to helping student entrepreneurs create successful companies.