One year into Trump's presidency, students and faculty notice shifts in classroom dynamics
(01/20/18 1:27am)
One year ago, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States.
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The new Phila. DA just fired 31 staffers in a week. Penn students disagree on what this means.
(01/16/18 2:41am)
In the months leading up to the November election for Philadelphia's district attorney, Penn Democrats rallied behind the unlikely progressive candidate Larry Krasner, who ultimately pulled ahead in the polls and was sworn in on Jan. 2.
A Pennsylvania state senator was asked to resign over sexual misconduct allegations
(01/22/18 4:00pm)
Pennsylvania has joined the growing number of states whose national representatives were publicly accused of sexual assault in the past year on Dec. 17.
Pennsylvania declares a statewide disaster emergency in response to opioid crisis
(01/12/18 12:59am)
Pennsylvania's opioid and heroin addiction crisis was declared a statewide disaster emergency by Governor Tom Wolf on Wednesday, Jan. 10.
The Penn HealthX podcast hopes to make health care innovation “accessible to everyone”
(12/10/17 11:47pm)
To showcase innovation in the health care industry, second-year Penn Medicine graduate student Ryan O’Keefe created the Penn HealthX podcast.
At this panel, students honestly discussed the reality of 'living with mental illness at Penn'
(12/04/17 12:28am)
Amid a series of new initiatives and events intended to expand the discussion of mental health on campus, four Penn students had a frank conversation on what it is like to live with mental illness at Penn during a panel on Dec. 1.
Former professional baseball player Doug Glanville is teaching a Penn class next year
(12/05/17 1:41am)
Doug Glanville, a former professional baseball player, ESPN baseball analyst, and 1992 Engineering graduate, will teach a class for the Annenberg School for Communication in the coming spring semester.
Penn group offering professional resources to first gen., low income students is growing in strength
(11/15/17 8:27pm)
Many first-generation, low-income students do not have the resources that other Penn students have at their disposal when applying for jobs or internships — but two seniors have been working to make them more accessible.
Three Dartmouth professors are being investigated for charges of sexual misconduct
(11/01/17 6:33pm)
Three Dartmouth College professors are currently under criminal investigation for sexual misconduct.
Why one of Penn's top administrators created a $12 chocolate bar
(10/16/17 12:38am)
One of Penn's top administrators has spent the past year creating a gourmet $12 chocolate bar.
A leading advocate for survivors of childhood sexual abuse is Penn's latest 'professor of practice'
(10/11/17 2:31am)
Marci Hamilton, a 1988 Penn Law School graduate and a leading advocate for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, has just been hired as Penn’s third "professor of practice" in the Robert A. Fox Leadership Program in the College, according to an announcement by the University.
'Penn Face' and the pursuit of perfection: what you missed at the first Wharton fireside chat
(10/03/17 5:19pm)
An expert on vulnerability visited Huntsman Hall Monday night to advise students on how to find belonging in a culture that seems to expect excellence.