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Members of Greek life expressed frustration toward Penn’s requirement that sophomores live on campus — which excludes fraternity and sorority housing — one year after the policy was implemented.
Penn has formed a search committee to select a successor for Graduate School of Education Dean Pam Grossman, who "expects to step down" at the end of her current term.
Penn's Center for Community Standards and Accountability — formerly known as the Office of Student Conduct — released its annual disciplinary report, which indicates that academic integrity and student conduct violation cases have gotten closer to pre-pandemic levels.
Penn ranked No. 10 in Forbes Magazine's 2022 "America's Top Colleges" list, dropping a rank since last year.
Interim Provost Beth Winkelstein announced today that the University formed a committee for the selection of the next vice provost of University Life.
Penn students disrupted a forum moderated by Interim President Wendell Pritchett to demand that the University take action to prevent the imminent eviction of residents from the University City Townhomes — a housing development primarily occupied by Black and low-income Philadelphians.
Penn faculty members voiced frustration with a lack of University action to prevent the imminent eviction of residents from the University City Townhomes, a housing development primarily occupied by Black and low-income Philadelphians.
Philadelphia City Councilmember and Penn graduate Helen Gym plans to introduce legislation for lead-free water filtration in Philadelphia public schools after a Penn study revealed the presence of lead in the schools' drinking fountains.
The Cypher Accelerator — which launches blockchain and cryptocurrency companies through Wharton’s Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance — announced its first cohort of companies that it will support.
Temple University professor Xiaoxing Xi — who was accused of sharing private scientific technology with China before charges were dropped in 2015 — is now seeking reinstatement of damage claims against the FBI.
The Perry World House will host a panel of experts, including two Penn alumni, to explain the role of United Nations summits in furthering climate policies.
Several Philadelphia-based organizations including the Penn Injury Science Center have partnered to address a rise in gun violence in West and Southwest Philadelphia.
Penn Medicine has earned an award for innovative health care and made the Most Wired list for the ninth year in a row — marking the 17th year that Penn Medicine has won this award.