Men and women gathered at College Green Thursday night for the annual Take Back the Night rally. They marched all around campus yelling “Penn Unite, Take Back the Night” and the event was followed by a candlelight vigil where survivors shared their stories. RELATED: No fear for survivors, supporters at Take Back the Night
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