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After receiving backlash about the plans to euthanize the turtle population of the BioPond, the Kaskey Garden and Greenhouse Committee has changed course, opting to relocate the population to other habitats.
On Thursday, Hillel celebrated becoming the first campus building to introduce a gender-neutral restroom.
Rodin College House residents were forced to evacuate overnight following the flooding of multiple floors, according to an email sent by interim House Dean Rick LaRosa.
An invasive turtle species has taken over the BioPond and a group of professors sees no other option than to euthanize them.
After its refusal to obey a federal judge’s orders to hack into the San Bernardino shooter’s phone earlier this year citing its customers’ security, Apple will voluntarily walk another line between protecting its users’ privacy and collecting more information about people’s habits with the fall release of its new operating system, iOS 10.
Beginning this July, Wharton professor Katja Seim will be Penn’s latest Washington, D.C. transplant.
While Counseling and Psychological Services funding and hours of operation may have increased this school year, a percentage students still did not receive the care they needed from CAPS providers.
In an email sent to Wharton undergraduates on April 19, Wharton Dean Geoffrey Garrett announced the construction of gender-neutral restrooms on the forum level of Huntsman Hall. The same email also announced that half of the restrooms in the Colonial Penn Center are now accessible to “people of any gender” following a change in signage.
Last Wednesday, the Wharton School announced a complete redesign of its undergraduate curriculum.
In just seven hours, a team of Penn undergraduates impressed senior Deloitte management to capture the top prize in a consulting competition.
While most Penn teaching assistants are preparing for their final recitations of the semester, a handful of TAs are preparing to begin work in one of the most intensive TA positions that Penn has to offer: working as TAs for high school students in Wharton’s various pre-college summer programs.
Penn undergraduates have figured out how to eliminate lines in grocery stores and repurpose hard-to-recycle plastic.
This spring break, Wharton took students of all schools on a trip to Los Angeles to show them that business opportunities exist far outside the world of Wall Street banks.
A new hair care startup — founded by a Wharton MBA student and a hairdresser — promises to make hairdressers more profitable and hair more healthy.
The Wharton School will be organizing a trip to Los Angeles this spring break to prove that value stocks and beat boxing are far from mutually exclusive.
Founding a successful startup may soon be as possible for anyone with a computer as it is for ambitious Penn undergraduates.
Wharton just received a major donation that will have lasting effects.
Taking classes during dinnertime is difficult. And getting to class for second semester seniors might be the toughest — especially if the courses aren’t credit-bearing. But none of these conditions has prevented Penn Perspectives from thriving.
Two days before Super Bowl 50, Wharton and the NFL, among others, will weigh in on race relations in sports.
Wall Street and Silicon Valley may be 2,562 miles apart, but at Penn, finance and tech are becoming increasingly intertwined.