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Feel free to tint your profile picture, share that controversial Facebook post or retweet a political message — “slacktivism” matters, according to a recent study published by Annenberg professor Sandra González-Bailón.
Only 7.9 percent of upperclassmen have completed Thrive at Penn — and until the other 92.1 percent completes it, they will not be able to register for spring classes.
Penn's student government is expansive, with six branches and hundreds of members.
Last month, a Pennsylvania woman was diagnosed with the first American case of an infection resistant to colistin — a treatment known as the antibiotic of last resort. Although she has recovered, the case has heightened concern about the dangers of antibiotic resistance.
"Shark Tank" held closed auditions exclusively for Penn students, faculty and alumni on Saturday in Jon M. Huntsman Hall.
Celebrity chef Jose Andres celebrated the grand opening of his newest restaurant with a speech about veggies and the American dream.
Finals are over, grades are posted and dorms are empty. Undergraduates might not be back on campus until New Student Orientation, but they can still spend time with classmates across several continents.
84 percent of Americans believe money has too much influence in campaigns, according to a 2015 CBS poll. This sentiment has resonated on both ends of the political spectrum — both Sen. Bernie Sanders and presidential candidate and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump tout their independence from Political Action Committees — colloquially known as Super PACs.
The Citadel is considering the first exception to its strict uniform requirement – allowing a Muslim student to wear her hijab.
In the context of a wave of renewed anti-Islam sentiment in the country — exemplified by one presidential candidate’s call to ban Muslims from entering — a group is forming on Penn’s campus to stand up against discrimination.
Less than 15 minutes after CIA Director John Brennan was introduced, protesters interrupted the event, chanting “drones kill kids” and “U.S. out of the Middle East.”
There is a new demand for physicians to save lives — outside of the emergency room.
Students at the University of Alabama are calling for the school to rename a campus building named after a Confederate general and “grand dragon” of the Ku Klux Klan.
Students have a wide range of initial reactions when they receive singing valentines from the Glee Club but, after a few seconds, “you have to sit there awkwardly and let it happen,” College senior Daniel Carsello said.