Penn Alexander switches to lottery registration
School officials announced Friday night that Penn Alexander School would select students for its incoming kindergarten class by a lottery system, even as about 70 parents stood in line to register.
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School officials announced Friday night that Penn Alexander School would select students for its incoming kindergarten class by a lottery system, even as about 70 parents stood in line to register.
A week after Penn professors called for renewed funding for gun violence research, President Barack Obama announced an aggressive gun policy agenda.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett announced Friday that the state would award a 20-year contract to Camelot Global Services to manage the Pennsylvania lottery.
A group of researchers — including 24 Penn professors — sent a letter to Vice President Joe Biden and his commission on gun violence calling for renewed federal funding for gun violence research.
Last semester, Penn College Republicans elected College junior Arielle Klepach as its president. The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with her to chat about this year’s plans and conservatives on campus.
While lawmakers in Washington struck an 11th-hour deal to avoid massive automatic spending cuts and tax increases set to take effect at the start of the new year, colleges and universities like Penn are not yet out of the woods.
Despite the recent escalation of violence in the Arab-Israeli conflict, few professors will be directly addressing the topic in class.
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with recently-elected Penn Democrats president and College sophomore Matt Kalmans to discuss his plans for the next year, engagement after the election and campus discourse.
You can now creep on Facebook to see whether your friends are good citizens.
At 11:12 p.m., John Lapinski and the other senior election analysts at NBC made the call that Ohio would swing blue — and just like that, the next four years were decided.
Even when Penn students weren’t in the United States, many of them found ways to keep up with the 2012 election. In this feature, The Daily Pennsylvanian profiles the experiences of five students who followed the election from around the world.
When was the last time you went more than four or five waking hours without checking your text messages, Facebook, Twitter or the news headlines? A few days ago, I would have answered, “When I was 15.”