What you need to know about voting in Philadelphia on Tuesday's election
One year after a scandal-ridden, contentious presidential election, Philadelphia residents are heading back to the ballots Nov. 7 for another important vote.
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One year after a scandal-ridden, contentious presidential election, Philadelphia residents are heading back to the ballots Nov. 7 for another important vote.
The Trump administration's reversal of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program has sparked backlash on Penn's campus, with students protesting and University administrators denouncing the decision and convening a public meeting in support of their DACA-protected students.
In the wake of the 2016 United States presidential election, the Democratic Party has faced a widening split within its own ranks as it struggles to reclaim its voter base in time for the next election.
A small minority of undergraduate students end their summer break even earlier than the University requires, heading back to campus before the official, full-service move-in dates, which are Aug. 22, 23 and 26.
President Donald Trump's decision to end a program that protects nearly 790,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation has sparked uncertainty and protest on campus.
Summer is just around the corner, close yet not quite close enough. If you find yourself in need of a break from the cramming this finals season, check out these six events in Philadelphia that may help to chase your worries away.
Amateur dancers and polished student performers moved to booming pop music on Sunday afternoon, but it wasn’t just a dance party — the participants were helping raise money for children’s health care.
During the 2016 presidential election, Twitter gained a reputation as a platform for political discourse. To examine the effects of the website’s new role in politics, two Wharton professors studied the kinds of tweets that go viral.