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Penn hosted a memorial service for 19 Black Philadelphians who were once on display at the Penn Museum on Saturday, prompting criticism from some advocates.
Often, my friends and I eagerly rail against the idea of the corporate, so-called “yuppie,” lifestyle. The thought of following a monotonous nine-to-five routine — confined to a cubicle and endlessly toiling away on spreadsheets, all while benefiting wealthy executives — is a concept we don’t find particularly exciting.
A disruption to Penn's electrical distribution prompted the widespread Feb. 4 power outage that affected the Quad, 1920 Commons, and Harnwell College House.
Even though Ivy League Indoor Heptagonals aren’t until the end of the month, Penn track and field’s indoor season continued in earnest this past weekend, as the Quakers traveled to State College, Pa. for the Sykes and Sabock Invitational.
Penn donor and alumnus Saul B. Rosenthal filed a lawsuit against the University’s Board of Trustees in December 2023, alleging that the University misused his donation intended to finance scholarships for underprivileged business students.
On Jan. 22, Pennsylvania state representatives announced legislation aimed at reforming statewide abortion access.
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Wellness at Penn and Penn Athletics and Recreation announced Taunita Stephenson as Penn’s head of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging on Jan. 8.
Interim Penn President Larry Jameson criticized recent political cartoons published by a lecturer at the Annenberg School for Communication.
Penn student, faculty, and cultural groups have planned a variety of events throughout February in honor of Black History Month.
Researchers at the Water Center at Penn made several recommendations for improving water quality in the Delaware River to allow for safer swimming, fishing, and drinking conditions.
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Penn students in the Class of 2028 will receive financial aid packages on time despite FAFSA delays, according to the University.
A newly passed Pennsylvania state law is receiving criticism for undermining Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s ability to prosecute crime in the city.
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The turnaround was fast for Penn men’s basketball, as the team took the court against Yale less than 24 hours after leaving Rhode Island with a loss. Entering the matchup, the teams couldn’t have been in more different spots. The Red and Blue, tied for last, entered the game seeking its first conference win since opening day or it would risk missing out on the Ivy tournament for the first time in program history. The Bulldogs on the other hand, entered the game tied for first while going undefeated in league play.
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