Senior reporter Anvi Sehgal breaks down how Penn’s graduate student worker union narrowly avoided a strike after reaching a tentative agreement with the University earlier this week. Reporting: Anvi Sehgal Video: Ariel Zhang and Ruth Tewodros
"Breaking Bread” host Chinelo Osakwe sits down with leaders of the Health of African Immigrants Program to explore how their diverse upbringings — from Germany and Morocco to Oklahoma — have shaped their core values and academic journeys. Edited by Jean Park. Design by Jean Park.
What happens at Fling stays at Fling. RELATED: Flinging in the rain with Tyga, Girl Talk and Janelle Monae
In an online exclusive photo essay, Ceaphas Stubbs captured one of the most followed traditons of Fling: personalized tank tops. Read Ceaphas’s artist statement above and see if your design was enough to capture his eye!
In the face of Lou Gehrig’s disease, Scott Mackler is not slowing down. RELATED: Living life, one letter at a time
Check out what happened around higher education this week.
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Roll over the bars to learn more about the Ketunuti Murder. RELATED: Alleged killer of grad student Melissa Ketunuti appears in court for first time
On Wednesday night, the Institute for Contemporary Art of Philadelphia held their 2013 Benefit in honor of Leonard A. Lauder and the Whitney-Lauder Curatorial Fellows Program.
Click the stars to learn more about fundraising results from Penn Relay for Life. RELATED: Penn Colleges Against Cancer, Greek community collaborate for American Cancer Society
Click the bars to learn more about the crimes that occurred in March 2012 and 2013. RELATED:March sees big rise in crime against persons
The Penn community shares their thoughts on this year’s lineup.
Click the buttons below to learn more about Ivy League recruiting expenses in 2011.
On Sunday 4/7, thousands turned out to run for their lives in an event organized by Penn sophomore Andrew Hudis for the veteran’s charity “Active Heroes”.
Held this past Saturday, students participated in a Class Board sponsored celebration of Holi.
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
Find out what’s been going on in the world of higher education over the past week.
Some Engineering seniors for their design project created glasses that vibrate when you start to doze off. Read the story here.
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