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On April 25, pro-Palestinian demonstrators rushed onto College Green, marking the beginning of Penn’s 16-day-long Gaza Solidarity Encampment to protest the University’s ties to the war in Gaza.
It’s mid May and the Quakers are still dancing.
Read our live updates from the rally here.
Gaza Solidarity Encampment participants and their supporters continued their demonstration on Monday after further push back from Interim Penn President Larry Jameson, holding a rally with controversial professor and activist Marc Lamont Hill.
The three students suing Penn for an allegedly insufficient response to antisemitism on campus filed a response to the University's motion to dismiss, alleging that the ongoing Gaza Solidarity Encampment represents evidence of continued antisemitism on campus.
Heartbreak in Ithaca.
Read all of our coverage of the Gaza Solidarity Encampment here.
Pro-Palestinian activists began an ongoing encampment at Penn’s College Green on Thursday amid dozens of colleges across the country demonstrating against Israel’s war in Gaza.
A Penn Fire Department officer searched the pro-Palestinian encampment on College Green for fire hazards, drugs, and alcohol, suggesting that it did not sufficiently meet fire safety requirements.
The 'Gaza Solidarity Encampment' on College Green is prompting renewed scrutiny of Penn administration by some of the donors who have been most outspoken in their disapproval of the University since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.
As waits to see if Penn's athletes will win their heats in this year's Penn Relays, others are sitting at home waiting for their turn to don the Red and Blue. In the case of women’s track and field, these commits hope to uphold Penn’s longstanding history of success in the near future.
Penn students reported dissatisfaction with the University's crowd control and safety protocols at last weekend's Spring Fling concert — but several said that they enjoyed the event regardless.
Ahead of the primary elections on Tuesday, April 23, The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled a comprehensive ballot guide detailing polling locations at Penn, key features of the candidates who will be on the ticket, and an explanation of the one ballot measure which students will vote on.
As my time in college reaches a close, I want to share a parable about a fisherman and a businessman who serendipitously meet:
You never want to be on the wrong side of a rivalry game. Unfortunately for No. 13 Penn men's lacrosse, that’s just where it found itself yesterday.
The unionization election for Penn’s graduate student workers has been rescheduled to May 1 and 2.
On March 11, Penn softball’s Megan Huang didn’t understand why her phone was ringing off the hook.
Solutions by The State News
