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Penn affiliates join Labor for Higher Education rally outside Sen. Dave McCormick’s office
The Philadelphia demonstration was part of the second “Nationwide Day of Action” — organized by Labor for Higher Education and Higher Education Labor United.
Penn faculty discuss ‘frightening’ impacts of student visa revocations
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Penn faculty members to discuss how these actions have impacted international community members and the University.
‘Horrified’: State, local politicians criticize termination of Penn student visas
“I’m horrified by the Trump Administration’s actions that are hurting many of our communities, including our college campuses,” Pennsylvania Speaker of the House Joanna McClinton (D-Phila.) wrote in a statement to the Daily Pennsylvanian.
DP Daybreak | Penn students’ visas revoked
Also, the vice dean and director of the undergraduate division of the Wharton School will step down on June 30.
Phila. high schools to work with Penn career, college readiness programs for underserved communities
High School of the Future and Horace Howard Furness High School — both within the School District of Philadelphia — were selected to participate in The Academy at Penn, a five-year educational initiative.
Engineering School professor honored with National Science Foundation CAREER award
The award funding will support Tertuliano’s research objectives, including graduate student projects and a broader initiative to make his work more accessible.
Yoonmee Chang Memorial Lecture features activist author, filmmaker to discuss award-winning memoir
Around 50 Penn community members attended the event at the Penn Museum’s Widener Lecture Hall on March 26.
Diana Robertson to step down as vice dean of Wharton Undergraduate Division
Professor of Marketing Cait Lamberton — leading Wharton's undergraduate programs — effective July 1.
Penn professors gather on College Green, recite American founding documents amid federal turmoil
Ten professors took turns reciting passages from documents such as the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, and the Federalist Papers at the April 7 event.
‘At least three’ Penn students had visas revoked, ISSS says
The visa revocations at Penn come as 1968 Wharton graduate and President Donald Trump’s second administration cracks down on international students across the country.
DP Daybreak | Penn gathers for Take Back the Night
Also, Penn’s funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities is uncertain.
Natives at Penn celebrate 14th annual Penn Powwow with singing, dancing
Hosted by Natives at Penn and the Greenfield Intercultural Center, the Penn Powwow is a tradition that aims to celebrate diversity on campus and honor the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape tribe.
Penn alum visits campus to promote AI-based dating app
Louis Chung is the founder of Quickmeets, a dating app that matches users based on images of an ideal match that the user can upload onto the platform.
Penn announces $5 million gift for inaugural professorship in philanthropy
The gift, made by Scott A. Wieler and Mary Baily Wieler, aims to strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration between business and social innovation at Penn.
College and Wharton freshman awarded King Charles III Coronational Medal for community service work
One of the youngest individuals to be recognized with the medal, Jeraj participated in numerous youth initiatives during high school.
Penn community gathers for annual Take Back the Night campaign against sexual violence
Over 100 Penn students, faculty, and community members gathered on College Green to participate in Take Back the Night, an international campaign focused on ending sexual, domestic, and interpersonal violence.
Thousands rally in Phila. for national ‘Hands Off’ day of action to protest Trump’s policies
Demonstrators held signs bearing anti-Trump slogans and chanted as they marched from City Hall to Independence Mall, where several members of Congress and Pennsylvania legislators spoke.
2013 Wharton graduate Charlie Javice convicted of fraud, conspiracy in JPMorgan case
Javice could face up to 30 years in prison for federal charges including conspiracy, bank fraud, securities fraud, and wire fraud.
Wharton faculty attribute hiring decline, layoffs in finance industry to federal 'uncertainty'
Since the start of the year, several finance companies — including Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, and Deloitte US — have laid off thousands of employees and cut junior positions.