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In the wake of Penn's historic decision to rescind the honorary degrees granted to Steve Wynn and Bill Cosby, a range of questions has been raised over whom the University selects to receive honorary degrees and what can prompt the University to revoke that honor.
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2013 College graduate Anthony Tran spoke to students about what it's like working in the rapidly changing field of immigration law since President Donald Trump took office, as well as the importance of the Asian American Studies Program at Penn.
The Graduate Employees Together-University of Pennsylvania published a petition in September calling for better procedures to report sexual harassment for students in the Graduate School of Education. This petition follows multiple allegations of sexual harassment perpetrated by faculty.
When College junior Kenneth Lac was applying to college, he had to fill out all of his financial aid applications himself — his parents, first-generation immigrants, did not speak enough English to be able to complete the forms.
Next semester, Penn students can look forward to a mouth-watering new student publication: Penn Appétit’s first cookbook, Whisk.
An 86-year-old woman was arrested last week for attempting to rob the TD Bank at 3735 Walnut St. Police told Fox News that the woman walked into the bank with her walker and pulled out a revolver before demanding $400 from employees.
Penn students have launched numerous startups from their dorm rooms, but few have been as unconventional as this new business from College juniors Christian Kildal-Brandt and Ryan Finch. The two students, who met on Penn’s track and field team, are running an artisanal beef jerky business.
Brown University announced that it is enrolling students from the University of Puerto Rico tuition-free so they can continue their education uninterrupted in the wake of Hurricane Maria.
Amid administrative outreach for information on student well-being, including a University-wide "Campus Conversation" and survey on student experiences, students gathered at Civic House on Oct. 25 to discuss how campus mental health resources can be improved.
Penn researchers just received $6.4 million to create a center for research on mental health, according to a press release by the Perelman School of Medicine.