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While Penn students bemoan the latest yearly round of tuition increases, they may be surprised to learn that the University actually ends up shouldering much of the cost of teaching its students.
The thing that Gary Gregory will always remember about his sister's death is how close she was to leaving her husband when he killed her.
Security has been increased around the Law School over the past several days in response to a student who has exhibited signs of unstable behavior.
From the search committee's first meeting in October to the announcement of Furda as the new dean last week, Penn's formal search process took just over three months, a pace experts say is fast but not unheard of.
The departure of former Dean of Admissions Lee Stetson has shown how much power Penn President Amy Gutmann wields, raising questions about the role of the Board of Trustees in checking the president's power.
Penn President Amy Gutmann has announced a general timetable in the search for a new dean of admissions to replace Lee Stetson, the former dean who resigned mysteriously at the beginning of the semester.
The alleged exposure of a security guard to a Penn student after he walked her home one night does not seem to have affected the number of people using the escort service, the Division of Public Safety has reported.
The past couple of months have been busy for 2005 College alumnus Edward Anderton and his girlfriend Jocelyn Kirsch.
Three students have been arrested or indicted in the past week. The north side of campus has seen two shootings in a month. A female student was sexually assaulted in her off-campus apartment, and suspects have flashed students in two separate incidents.
Two shootings at two night clubs on the corner of 38th and Chestnut streets in the past month shouldn't come as a surprise, experts say.
Police have arrested three men in connection with the Monday-morning shooting of a disc jockey at a local strip club.
A Penn Police officer shot and killed a man accused of shooting a disc jockey early yesterday morning inside a strip club at 38th and Chestnut streets, leading to its closure.
Division of Public Safety officials said yesterday they have no major security changes planned for the area around 38th and Chestnut streets, the site of two shootings in the last month.
A Penn Police officer shot and killed a man accused of shooting a disc jockey inside a local strip club at 38th and Chestnut streets early this morning.
It's not every day that an Ivy League president operates a trackhoe.
Before a packed crowd of about 1,000 people at the Convention Center, University and city officials laid out a new vision for developing one of Philadelphia's most underutilized assets: its waterfront.
As Mayor-elect Michael Nutter prepares to assume office in January, he hopes to change the way things operate in City Hall.
Though officials are advertising far and wide for a new dean of admissions, Penn probably knows exactly the type of person it's looking for.
Penn's next admissions dean: a Sunday Times reader?
Saturday night was slated to be a key moment in Amy Gutmann's tenure as president: the kickoff of the largest capital campaign in Penn's history and the unveiling of the postal-lands development, which is set to transform the face of University City.