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William Noel, the founding director of the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies at Van Pelt Library, inclines himself over a thirteenth-century Bible and unhooks the clasps that hold the pages together. He leafs through, uncovering neat little columns of blackletter writing meticulously inscribed by a monk some eight centuries ago.
The deadline for registration at the Penn Alexander School has been moved up to Feb. 11 at 5 p.m.
While many focus on the mental trauma of prison life, a recent study co-authored by Penn sociology professor Jason Schnittker is more concerned with the mental health of inmates once they are out of prison.
In a room filled with LCD monitors and decorated with wall-sized maps, the emergency dispatchers at the Division of Public Safety work around-the-clock to stop crime on Penn’s campus — even before it happens.
See what incidents occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone last week.
Police have made an arrest in the homicide of Perelman School of Medicine graduate student Melissa Ketunuti.
Superintendent for Philadelphia Public Schools William Hite met with approximately 125 concerned parents Tuesday morning at the Penn Alexander School in West Philadelphia.
UPDATE, Jan. 22, 12:43 p.m.: Police believe that strangulation was the cause of Ketunuti’s death, Captain James Clark, Commanding Officer of the Homicide Division, said at an 11:15 a.m. press conference. Ketunuti was found with rope around her neck at the crime scene.
Last year saw a decrease of 7 percent in the total number of crimes committed on and around Penn’s campus.
The Chester County Hospital and Health System, a suburban hospital west of Philadelphia, announced Friday its intent to join the University of Pennsylvania Health System.
Traffic was blocked off this morning on 38th Street between Chestnut and Walnut and on the 3800 block of Walnut Street.
A steam release valve “lifted” at Irvine Auditorium Monday afternoon, causing a tower of steam to release into the air.
Arianna Huffington, well-known pundit and editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post, took the stage last night at Irvine Auditorium with wit dryer than sandpaper, despite the rain and snow.
Lew Schneider is a busy man.
No birthday is complete without a cake, not even for the U.S. Constitution.