Despite concerns, PennforJesus proud to evangelize next week
Jesus Week, an annual Penn celebration that begins on Sunday, will look a little different this year.
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Jesus Week, an annual Penn celebration that begins on Sunday, will look a little different this year.
Yesterday at Sayre High School in West Philadelphia, a businessman sat dead at a desk, surrounded by pills and alcohol.
Yesterday may have been Super Tuesday across the country, but here in Pennsylvania, it wasn't much different than any other day of the week.
The "officer assist" call comes in on the radio, and Philadelphia Police Officer David Boyd flips on the patrol car's lights and sirens and takes off down Woodland Avenue as fast as possible.
Is there life on Mars?
Gary DeVercelly just wanted to join Phi Kappa Tau.
Although Penn has had its fair share of hazing incidents in past years, Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs Directory Scott Reikofski said he's confident that his office has responded to each one appropriately, always conducting "a full investigation" and working with alumni and national chapter representatives when necessary.
Homicides are up in Philadelphia, and though city and police leaders are working to reverse the disturbing trend, they say there is no quick fix.
Student minority groups are speaking out against the Division of Public Safety in response to an incident last week in which a black College student was detained, calling it part of a larger trend of bias-based profiling.
'Innocent until proven guilty" isn't just the mantra of the United States legal system - it's also the way Penn oversees its tenured professors.
'Basically, I didn't think she would catch me."
Walk past the field outside Harrison College House late one night and you might see a crowd of people circled around a hookah, with Aman Agarwal passing the hose to his left.
It's hard to miss the blow-up Santa Claus hanging from a window of the Sigma Chi fraternity house on Locust Walk.
If you're waiting in line at Koch's Take Out Shop, somebody will probably offer you a free pickle. You'll at least be able to snatch up a slice of cheese or deli meat while you're waiting to order.
The pharmaceutical industry generates billions each year, and people in developing nations can be priced out of the market.
It's an average night at the 4021 Club. Members are sitting at round tables in the living room at 4021 Walnut St., talking about the day's events while sipping soft drinks and munching candy purchased from the "store" in the corner of the room.
The qualities that colleagues praise in Wharton Dean Patrick Harker may be exactly what the University of Delaware wants in its new president.
At least it doesn't seem to be as bad as that "water buffalo" incident.
Neal Goss is a quadriplegic and uses a wheelchair to get around. But the 2006 Wharton graduate says Penn made a conscious effort to accommodate his disability and make him feel the same as every other student.
'Sex, Suicide, Socialism, Sin:" these are the words on a pink poster near the Le Petit Creperie in Houston Hall promoting an "Intermediate Swedish" class offered next semester.