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Then-College senior Matthew Palczynski speaks at a presentation on preliminary findings from the Penn Slavery Project on Dec. 11, 2018.
Mannino does it all: she's motivated, competitive, supportive, and wise.
The Presidential Professorship in the College of Arts and Sciences will preference a scholar focused on data science.
Flyers of an email telling women to wear tight clothes and drink covered Penn's campus on Tuesday September 9, 2016.
Four bikes were reported missing.
Members of Coalition Against Sexual Misconduct felt as if none of their feedback was taken into consideration by Penn administration.
Students need to stand up and voice their opinions about the Clean Air Act violations committed by the oil refinery.
GAs reside in on campus housing over the summer as well as over their years of studies.
Protest against Penn's investment in fossil fuel companies.
Laurie Actman, Chief Marketing, Communications, and Programs Officer at the Penn Center for Innovation, is developing her presentation on an app called “Penn Walks,” which would suggest walking routes around Penn and Philadelphia.
The Radian, above, is one of the apartment complexes that is operated by outside corporations on property that the University leases to them.
The Graduate Student Center is one of the few places on Penn's campus that exists specifically for graduate students.