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A former Yale University student Saifullah Khan was found not guilty after standing trial for allegedly raping a fellow Yale student on Halloween night of 2015.
The Office of the Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner announced the filing of a lawsuit against 10 pharmaceutical companies for their alleged roles in causing the opioid crisis.
At an event held by TableTalk Penn and the Undergraduate Assembly on Tuesday, students talked about hazing at Penn and explored the various roles it can play in organizations on campus.
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, grocery delivery service Instacart recently ranked Philadelphia as one of the most romantic cities in the United States.
The Harvard Varsity Club handed out copies of a book last Wednesday to athletics administrators and Harvard athletes. The book, “What Made Maddy Run: The Secret Struggles and Tragic Death of an All-American Teen,” addresses the experiences with mental health that Penn student Madison Holleran faced as an Ivy League student-athlete before she died by suicide in 2014.