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WILMINGTON, Del. - Through two expert analysts and one witness, Delaware prosecutors yesterday attempted to place Wharton undergraduate Irina Malinovskaya in the vicinity of the scene of Irina Zlotnikov's murder.
An alleged backroom deal has complicated the resentencing of former Neurosurgery professor Tracy McIntosh and has raised questions about the role and propriety of such agreements.
Prosecutors continue efforts to send former Penn professor Tracy McIntosh to prison, but McIntosh's lawyers now argue that a previous backroom deal proposed by the case's former prosecutor should keep him from serving time.
The Barnes Foundation's world-renowned art collection is slated for a move that will bring the works closer to other prominent cultural institutions - and nearer to Penn students as well.
The University's review of hiring and admissions practices is nearing completion, though it is unclear what specific changes will result from the recommendations.
A small fire broke out on the roof of Hutchinson Gymnasium last night, causing little damage.
The arson investigation of a fire that gutted a house on South 41st Street in January has been declared inactive due to a lack of evidence.
Ellen Robb's death was a personal attack made by someone who wanted her face bludgeoned so badly that she became "hardly recognizable as a human being," according to two mental-health professionals.
A string of robberies and assaults committed by juveniles occurred on and near campus at the beginning of July.
*This article has been appended with a correction. Please see below.
Ellen Robb's death was a personal attack made by someone who wanted her face bludgeoned so badly that she became "hardly recognizable as a human being," according to two mental-health professionals.
Of a pair of alleged murderers - both former employees at the Au Bon Pain in Huntsman Hall - one awaits trial, while the other is still a fugitive.
A string of robberies and assaults committed by juveniles occurred around campus at the beginning of July, but the violent crimes appear to have abated over the past two weeks.
A four-block stretch of Locust Street was subject to five violent crimes during the first week of July, prompting the Division of Public Safety to issue an alert on juvenile crime.
The Division of Public Safety issued an alert when a wave of juvenile crime hit on or near campus this month. But that alert didn't come until the evening of July 13, 10 days after the first assault and robbery were reported and six days after five of the eight recent crimes attributed to juveniles - including both robberies and three assaults - had occurred.
As the 2008 election approaches, young Americans appear to be more liberal than they are conservative, and lean more to the left than the population as a whole.
A three-block stretch of Locust Street was subject to five violent crimes during the first week of July, prompting the Division of Public Safety to issue an alert on juvenile crime.
Don't fret about missing Jack Johnson's performance in Australia at the LiveEarth concert this summer - Penn is providing live feed of the international event.
Usually, it's the antics of players like Ron Artest that draw the ire of the National Basketball Association.
In the quest to tackle student mental-health issues on university campuses, psychology experts say student isolation and confidentially laws continue to stand as major roadblocks.