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Multiple current members of Penn's Board of Trustees signed an open letter to President Liz Magill calling on her to take additional steps to distance the University from the Palestine Writes Literature Festival.
Penn administrators addressed widespread criticism about an upcoming Palestinian literature festival being held on campus.
Renovations to the ARCH building are making progress one year after it reopened and Penn dedicated the building to cultural centers.
A new program offers Black rising first years at Penn a mentorship experience beginning the summer prior to their arrival to campus.
Cultural centers across campus will hold special graduation celebrations throughout the end of the month, celebrating graduating students in the Class of 2023.
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Some students have raised concerns about an anthropology course on gender and sexuality, alleging that the professor made insensitive and transphobic remarks during classes.
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Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention at Penn hosted its annual Take Back The Night event on April 6.
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Penn Against The Occupation hosted a speaker event on March 23 featuring writers and critics of Israel's occupation of Palestine.
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Penn Hillel is hosting Israel Week from March 13 to March 17 with the goal of increasing awareness of Israeli culture at the University.
Penn’s Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center announced its first-ever scholar in residence following an anonymous $2 million gift to the center.
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Professor Russell Composto will serve as Faculty Co-Director of Penn First Plus starting this July.
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The Philadelphia Orphans’ Court granted Penn Museum’s request to bury 20 Black Philadelphians in the Morton Collection on Monday.
The Inaugural W.E.B. Du Bois Lecture in Public Social Science will be hosted on Feb. 23.