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Columnist Spencer Gibbs argues that Penn students should fact-check the news they read before spreading misinformation to others.
(Photo by Steve Jurvetson | CC BY 2.0).
Campus Apartments' office on 4043 Walnut St.
Penn First Plus will no longer be providing free access codes for electronic course materials, as of the 2023 fall semester.
Students in Fossil Free Penn organized a press conference on College Green on Sept. 26, 2022.
Philadelphia mayoral candidate Rebecca Rhynhart speaks at a dinner event hosted by Penn Dems on April 5.
Senior Harsh Parikh (left) competes in a match against William and Mary on Feb. 26, and freshman Maya Urata (right) competes in a match against Columbia on April 9.
Left Photo: Freshman Manfredi Graziani plays in a double match with junior Aditya Gupta against William and Mary on Feb. 26. Right photo: Sophomore Sabine Rutlauka serves in a singles match against Villanova on Feb. 22.
Senior Ben Goldin competes in a meet against Brown on Jan. 27.
Reactions to Penn's investment into Henry C. Lea Elementary School, one year after it began, are mixed among the West Philadelphia community.
Actor, writer, and musician Micheal Imperioli spoke at The Kelly Writers House on Feb. 16.
Penn’s 24/7 student-run radio station WQHS currently operates in the Hollenback Center but will lose access to the space for a year starting in April.
Junior guard Jordan Dingle dribbles down the court, trailed by Harvard's Sam Silverstein, during the game at the Palestra on Jan. 28.
College sophomore Taryn Flaherty speaks to protestors during a rally on Nov. 18, 2022, which was held in opposition to the Philadelphia 76ers proposal to build an arena near Chinatown.
Students and community organizers protested the building of a 76ers arena near Chinatown on Nov. 18, 2022.
