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VILLANOVA, Pa. — The Big 5 has finally joined the ranks of power conferences like the Big 10 and Big 12, but in a way you may not expect.
Penn has implemented new temporary guidelines for campus demonstrations and initiated a review of the Guidelines on Open Expression, according to an email sent to the University community Thursday morning.
Also, former Penn President Liz Magill earned just over $1 million in 2023.
Interim Penn President Larry Jameson shared the final reports from the University Task Force on Antisemitism and the Presidential Commission on Countering Hate and Building Community in an email to the Penn community on May 30.
Rule 10, Section XIII of the National Basketball Association rulebook defines traveling as a violation that involves a player taking too many steps without dribbling the ball. To kick off this summer, Penn men’s basketball did plenty of traveling — 9,246 miles of it, to be exact.
On May 30, 2024, former President Donald Trump was found guilty on 34 felony counts related to a hush money payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign. The decision sparked mixed emotions among Americans and has the potential to deepen the nation’s political divide, with his supporters viewing it as a politically motivated attack and his opponents seeing it as overdue justice.
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The University Task Force on Antisemitism submitted its final report to Interim Penn President Larry Jameson, issuing recommendations addressing areas including campus culture, University values, and academic programming.
Penn remains one of few Philadelphia-area universities to not publicly extend support to students and staff affected by the abrupt closure of the University of the Arts, despite recently claiming that being an “excellent Philadelphia neighbor” is essential to its mission.
Ginger Arts Center, a new youth and arts center located in Philadelphia’s Chinatown, officially opened on June 1.
One could be a coincidence, but two is a trend, three a run, and four a dynasty. Whoever said that didn’t know what six consecutive victories would signal, but that’s what DPOSTM achieved onMay second with its sixth consecutive victory against a group of non-athletic random people in the annual Kamin Cup.
The United States House of Representatives notified University administrators that a Congressional investigation into Penn spanning six committees would begin following concerns over alleged “ongoing and pervasive acts of antisemitic harassment and intimidation” on campus.
On Sunday afternoon in West Windsor, N.J., the Quakers made history, winning back-to-back medals at the IRA National Championship for the first time since the 1992 and 1993 seasons. At the end of the National Championship, Penn lightweight rowing was the only program to walk out with medals in all three events.
Thousands convened at 6th and Walnut streets on Sunday for the annual Philadelphia Pride March and Festival. Amid the festivities of the event, pro-Palestinian activists temporarily stalled the procession at 11th and Locust streets, underscoring the divided viewpoints of this year's marchers. Between celebration and confrontation, this march highlighted the dual nature of Pride as a parade and a protest.
Project Lucid National Research Conference at Penn will host its inaugural national research conference at Penn on Oct. 4-5, during fall break.
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — One direct flight to Indianapolis for Anna Kalandadze, please.
A new study conducted by Penn researchers found that abortion significantly influenced votes during the 2022 elections.
Faculty members for the consultative committees for selection of the Vice Provost for the Arts and Vice Provost for Climate Science, Policy, and Action were recently announced by the University.
Penn Libraries and publishing company Wiley have entered an agreement to provide “Penn-affiliated authors” with the ability to publish articles through Wiley’s hybrid system without the typically associated processing fees.
The Presidential Commission on Countering Hate and Building Community submitted its final report to Interim Penn President Larry Jameson, issuing recommendations addressing areas including campus culture, University values, and academic programming.