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American philosopher and political activist Cornel West discussed Martin Luther King’s true radical legacy compared to the popularly sanitized version at an event during Penn's MLK symposium.
The School of Social Policy and Practice’s dashboard, which tracks grant awards from COVID-19 response funds in the Philadelphia area, found over $40 million in grants awarded between March 18 and June 29.
Perry World House hosted a panel to explore the implications of a Biden presidency for American foreign policy and global stability.
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) campaigned near Pittsburgh last Saturday for Democratic presidential nominee and former Penn Presidential Professor of Practice Joe Biden in efforts to push Pennsylvanians to vote in the upcoming election.
Two Penn students have created the Penn AfroWellness Initiative to de-stigmatize conversations about mental health among African international students.
The Institute of Educational Science has awarded Penn’s Graduate School of Education two grants to fund education research and training programs.
Three Penn seniors launched a new tutoring organization, StudyREV, to make getting academic help at Penn easier and more flexible.