Penn Faculty Senate expresses ‘grave concern’ over presidential search committee composition

While Penn administrators have identified grade inflation as an area of potential concern, the University has yet to announce an investigative body or outline a specific policy direction.

The search committee is the second formal step in the presidential search.

Center for Neurodegenerative Disease Research co-founder Virginia Lee said her lab regularly receives more applications from undergraduates than it can accommodate, particularly for summer positions.

Since opening in 2016, the institution has expanded its reach across campus while engaging students, scholars, and policymakers.

Professional debuts, deep ITA All-American runs, and collegiate titles define the early season for the Quakers.

A large returner group is supported by first glimpses at transfers and freshmen.

The Friends and Family Day victory marks the first ever matchup between the two schools. 

Guest columnists Maya English, Lorena Grundy, David Kazanjian, and Jessa Lingel argue that the Penn administration has tried to erode our freedom of expression, and it’s time for us to come together to defend it.

Guest columnist Lawson Douglas argues that the “Cornell 7” case illustrates the violence linked to greek life and raises questions about why universities continue sanctioning this culture.