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College student Amanda Hu died in her home on the 4000 block of Sansom Street late Sunday night in an apparent suicide, according to a police report. She was 20 years old.
T h e crowd grew by the hundreds, accumulating outside of Penn President Sheldon Hackney’s campus house, the protesters chanting for him to come out and meet them face to face. It was April 1992, and students had stormed down Walnut Street alongside Philadelphia residents to call for an end to the racial discrimination that had plagued the country for centuries. Like countless others across the nation, the protest erupted after the brutal beating of a black man named Rodney King.
Joseph Grosso, a 2014 Penn graduate and former Quakers linebacker, died Wednesday while lobster diving off the coast of Pompano Beach, Florida.
A 2014 Penn graduate and former Quakers linebacker reportedly died while lobster diving on Wednesday in Pompano Beach, Florida.
From research to startup, a Penn team is hoping to improve computer software by taking humans out of the equation.
A Penn grad is trying to make your phone contacts more Humin-centric.
Throw your coffee away, because one Penn senior design project will soon hit the streets to help you perform daily tasks with optimal efficiency.
Two recent Penn graduates are helping physicians quickly communicate with colleagues.
Some students cannot afford to participate in Penn’s summer programs this year as a result of changes in Student Financial Services' summer aid practices.
It took five suicides in 12 months for students to start speaking out about their experiences with mental illness. In blog posts, Daily Pennsylvanian op-eds, student groups, UA committee meetings and more, students made it obvious that mental health is an important and widespread concern.
The driver of a car involved in an accident that injured three Penn students is bringing the University and another driver to court for alleged negligence.
Homicide:
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office has released a possible motive and more details in the homicide that occurred near 40th and Spruce streets early Tuesday morning.
Corey Gaynor, a 26-year-old man, was charged Tuesday evening with murder for the homicide he allegedly committed near 40th and Spruce streets early Tuesday morning.
After Tuesday morning’s shooting near 40th and Spruce streets, administrators described their efforts to keep students safe around the time of the incident.
Twenty-two Penn students were taken to the hospital over Spring Fling weekend for alcohol-related reasons, according to the Division of Public Safety.
The Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement gave out a total of 35 citations to 24 people in and around Penn’s campus between Thursday and Saturday evening, according to BLCE Sergeant Dan Steele , commander of the Philadelphia District Office.
Theft
This March saw record-breaking increases in certain types of crime, according to Vice President for Public Safety Maureen Rush .
Over a hundred students marched beside one another last night, holding signs and shouting to everyone who could hear: “Break the silence, end the violence!”