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Amy Wax's legal team submitted a memorandum seeking the dismissal of the ongoing University disciplinary proceedings against her on grounds of a "disabled state" from illness.
Matthew Frank: Last season for Penn football was one defined by inconsistency. When the offense would finally break out, the defense would falter. When the defense threw together consecutive stops, the offense wouldn’t be able to make it past a series. More often than not, though, the offense was the stagnant unit, finishing dead last in the Ivy League in points per game. To be fair, Penn was not dealt an easy hand. The Quakers were forced to choose mid-season between an injured, struggling senior quarterback and a freshman who looked promising, but given his age designation, not battle-tested just yet.
Two field hockey teams coming off consecutive losses to ranked opponents met at Ellen Vagelos Field on Friday, desperate to get back in the win column.
Penn’s Division of Public Safety (DPS) has officially named Kathleen Shields Anderson its new vice president.
While move-in is an exciting, transitory period for many students, some residents faced challenges, such as flooding and fire drills in the middle of the night, during on-campus housing move-in last week.
Former Yale University professor Bandy Lee plans to appeal the dismissal of her lawsuit against the university, in which she claimed that she was unlawfully fired over her tweets criticizing former President Donald Trump.
No coaches fired, but four head coaching changes.
Have you ever competed for the chance to win a $2 million private island from MrBeast, one of YouTube's biggest creators? Well, one Penn student has — College sophomore Kimi Li.
Ashlee Jaffe had a flight back to Philadelphia on the afternoon of July 4, with plans to return to work the next day. Before flying home, though, she wanted to make sure that her son could witness his first July 4 parade – an event she felt was an “iconic childhood experience,” despite feeling conflicted with the current state of the country.
Penn Law School Dean Ted Ruger requested that the Faculty Senate impose a “major sanction” against tenured Penn Law professor Amy Wax, an action that brings the University closer to potentially terminating the controversial academic.
The Supreme Court of the United States recently issued its 6-3 opinion on West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency, a case that considered the statutory limitations imposed on the EPA by the Clean Air Act. The issue in question was whether, in 42 U.S.C. § 7411(d), a provision of the Clean Air Act, Congress prohibits the EPA from issuing rules and standards of performance that could reshape the country's electricity grids. According to SCOTUS, it is “not plausible” that Congress gave the EPA the authority to adopt on its own a nationwide regulatory scheme to cap carbon dioxide emissions at power plants. Such a decision now rests with Congress itself or an agency pursuant to its delegations.
I see Adam, a 10-year-old stranger, in a random apartment building on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. His head rests in his hands, his feet shake, and his voice whimpers. As an unsettling bombardment of fireworks and gunshots fire 50 feet away from us, I walk up to him, and he looks up to me. The words barely tumble out of his mouth, the shock still placed on his young shoulders as he says to me, a near stranger, “I want to go home. I want my brother.”
Penn students living in Philadelphia over the summer flocked to enjoy the fireworks at the July 4 Wawa Welcome America festival in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. However, the event was soon filled with the screams of stampeding crowds as people fled from an active shooting incident.
This story was last updated at 12:51 a.m. on July 5. Please check back for new updates.
A Filipino government lawyer was shot dead near the intersection of 38th and Spruce streets Sunday morning, close to the Wawa on Penn’s campus. No arrests have been made, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Rising College seniors Sofia Graziano and James Klusaritz spent the evening of June 5 together at their favorite karaoke bar O’Neals Pub. When the couple left the bar — located between 3rd and South Streets — around 11:30 p.m., they encountered a crowd of about 75 people in the street outside.
This story was last updated at 11:18 p.m. on June 9. Please check back for new updates.
West Philadelphia staple microbrewery Dock Street West closed down at the end of May.
Princeton University fired a tenured professor earlier this week, citing uncooperativeness with an investigation into his past sexual relationship with an undergraduate student that took place about 15 years ago.
Starbucks employee Tiernan Low measures his day by the rising steam of freshly brewed coffee, by sticky syrup accidents and cold foam puddles, and in between the jagged spaces of usually packed customer lines.
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