Three days after his inauguration, Penn did not list Trump as a 'notable' alumnus involved in government
Three days after his inauguration, President Donald Trump was missing from Penn's list of “notable” alumni involved in government.
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Three days after his inauguration, President Donald Trump was missing from Penn's list of “notable” alumni involved in government.
Rep. Dwight Evans (D-Pa.), whose district includes Penn’s campus, has decided not to attend President-elect and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump’s inauguration this Friday.
Vice President Joe Biden confirmed early this month that he intends to set up shop at Penn after his term ends on Friday, and one Penn Law student organization leapt into action.
With President Barack Obama’s time in office coming to an end this Friday, many professors in Penn’s Political Science Department are analyzing the legacy that he has left behind. They have a diverse set of opinions on Obama’s policies and how they will endure moving forward.
As finals season approaches quickly, students are still trying to figure out which study spots work for them and which ones don’t. To aid with this problem, we’ve compiled a list of the best and worst study spots for the upcoming week.
2016 College graduate Tiffany Trump toured Harvard Law School Wednesday, Politico reported. She was seen by multiple students on campus, who said that she was escorted through the student center with the Secret Service, according to the article.
“Imagine in a few decades, Houston Hall being demolished to make way for the Trump Presidential Library. It’ll be interesting to see if Penn ends up vying for [the library],” journalist Peter Canellos said to a room full of Democrats in Houston Hall.
It was a nerve-racking and disappointing night at the Sheraton Hotel in downtown Philadelphia on Tuesday, where key members and supporters of Katie McGinty’s senatorial campaign gathered together at her watch party, only to witness her loss to Republican incumbent Pat Toomey.
The debate over whether Shakespeare wrote all 38 of his plays has been ongoing for millennia — and Penn Engineering, of all things, just proved it’s unlikely he did.
Discussions between the members of the Transport Workers Union Local 234 (TWU) and SEPTA reached a low point on Thursday night, according to 6abc.
First Lady Michelle Obama made a passionate case for Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign in North Philadelphia on Wednesday.
A Penn Engineering club is focused on making its mark on this year’s presidential election.