Senior Column by Alex Graves | A balancing act
(05/12/19 4:21pm)
This semester, I was diagnosed with depression.
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Penn Law students write open letter urging City Council to pass bill against unjust evictions
(12/05/18 4:20am)
Over 100 Penn Law students have signed an open letter calling on Philadelphia City Council members to support a proposed housing bill that would prevent unjust evictions.
Penn senior Anea Moore sees her Rhodes Scholarship as a chance to provide access for others
(11/20/18 5:30am)
The day after College senior Anea Moore won the 2019 Rhodes Scholarship, she could hardly make it down Locust Walk — she kept getting stopped by people congratulating her.
GOP candidate Pearl Kim tells Penn students she wants to 'change the narrative' of politics
(10/24/18 4:26am)
Pearl Kim, the Republican candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Pennsylvania’s Fifth District, said she is often mistaken for a Democrat.
Mayor Bill de Blasio appoints Penn alumna Kelly Jin to lead NYC analytics department
(10/19/18 6:37pm)
Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York named 2008 College graduate Kelly Jin as Chief Analytics Officer for the entire city on Oct. 17.
It's time to think about housing. Here's what you need to know to move off campus.
(10/10/18 11:26pm)
Moving off campus is fairly common for upperclassmen at Penn — in 2017, spokesperson for Penn Business Services Division Barbara Lea-Kruger said 71 percent of juniors and 77 percent of seniors live in off-campus housing. But the process of moving off campus can often be confusing and challenging to navigate, especially when dealing with factors like financial aid.
Behavior Change for Good, led by Angela Duckworth, Katherine Milkman, receives $2 million boost
(09/29/18 8:25pm)
Penn's top behavioral scientists are getting closer to discovering how to make lasting positive change in people's lives.
Largest Wawa in Philadelphia opens at 34th and Market
(09/20/18 7:44pm)
The largest Wawa in Philadelphia has opened steps away from Penn’s campus.
Can you predict who will go to the Ivy League tournament?
(02/24/18 9:57pm)
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A breakdown of the 1,740 honorary degrees Penn has granted in the last three centuries
(02/26/18 2:47am)
In the wake of Penn's historic decision to rescind the honorary degrees granted to Steve Wynn and Bill Cosby, a range of questions has been raised over whom the University selects to receive honorary degrees and what can prompt the University to revoke that honor.
How many times has Trump mentioned his Wharton education? We crunched the numbers.
(01/18/18 4:17am)
On Saturday, Jan. 20, President Donald Trump will mark one year since his inauguration while his alma mater, Penn, marks the first full year of having a graduate in the country's top office.
Fraternity rush has begun. Here's what you need to know.
(01/12/18 4:36am)
While several sorority hopefuls had their rush plans disrupted by flight delays earlier this week, those looking to rush fraternities are just beginning their recruitment process on Jan. 12.
Here are heat maps of every reported crime near campus since last fall
(10/12/17 5:25am)
From Aug. 28, 2016 to Sept. 28, 2017, there have been 726 reported crimes on or near Penn's campus.
Here are all of the courses that double count next semester
(10/25/16 10:43pm)
Fulfilling your college requirements can be tough. Consider taking a class that double counts to take some strain off.
Canvas transitions to new interface over the summer
(05/26/16 2:22am)
According to Canvas at Penn’s blog post about the May 16 user interface update, everyone would “jump for joy over the new Canvas UI!” But to students, while a welcome change, the update was largely inconsequential.
Hundreds of supporters march for Bernie Sanders in Center City
(02/29/16 5:32am)
At Saturday’s March for Bernie in Center City, it didn’t take long for the puns to start.