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An off-duty Penn security guard has been charged with multiple counts of assault after a shooting last month and was arrested Tuesday morning.
While the coronavirus pandemic is keeping people indoors, students are continuing their studies through online classes from the safety of their homes. Global superstar Shakira is also keeping up with her schoolwork at home, as she celebrated her graduation from a Penn course on Thursday.
In an effort to plan the retrieval process of students' belongings, Penn Residential Services is taking inventory of all residential buildings by entering and photographing dorm rooms that still have belongings in them.
Penn will push back the deadline to opt-in to pass/fail grading for all four undergraduate schools to April 29, the last day of spring semester classes.
In an effort to support students through the coronavirus pandemic, Penn's Counseling and Psychological Services and Student Health Service are offering a number of virtual resources, including a consolidated website of coping skills, online education programs, and phone call appointments.
The coronavirus pandemic has prompted a number of abnormal events at Penn including a shift to online classes for the remainder of the semester and a postponement of on-campus Commencement. Now, global superstar Shakira is taking an ancient philosophy course at Penn.
While the coronavirus pandemic rages on, Penn students and professors still returned to class — connecting virtually from different cities and time zones across the globe.
As Penn's classes transition online for the remainder of the semester, so too will Counseling and Psychological Services' appointments.
As coronavirus cases surge in the United States, many institutions of higher education are closing their classroom doors and moving courses online. But despite suggesting the possibility of remote instruction, Penn still has not committed to a decision.
Three cases of mumps have been reported at Temple University, but the students are no longer contagious. Penn’s Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé said, however, there are no cases at Penn.
Penn’s Counseling and Psychological Services expanded the hours of its Let’s Talk program this semester, while also adding four clinicians and three locations to the program.
MANCHESTER, N.H. – They'd been standing for hours in Southern New Hampshire University's fieldhouse, but when Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) walked on stage victorious, the crowd, made up of around 400 of his supporters, cheered with renewed passion.
DURHAM, N.H. – Sen. Bernie Sanders' (I-Vt.) final big campaign event before the New Hampshire polls open was as much a rock concert as it was a rally.
DOVER, N.H. — Braving sub-zero temperatures, remote rural roads, and strangers behind doors, undergraduate students from Penn for Bernie and Penn for Biden trekked from Philadelphia to New Hampshire to canvass for their candidates.
LEBANON, N.H. – Former Penn Law School professor and Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) hosted a town hall for around 500 people on Sunday night in New Hampshire.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney traveled to the Chinatown district for lunch in an effort to combat anti-Chinese sentiment related to the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
In response to the deadly coronavirus outbreak, Penn recommends that all students, faculty, and staff returning from mainland China self-isolate for 14 days upon returning to the United States.
Penn’s Counseling and Psychological Services will launch its new behavioral health consultant program next week to bridge CAPS and Student Health Service resources.
Students who planned to study abroad in China this semester will instead study at Penn due to the outbreak of the coronavirus, Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé wrote in an emailed statement to The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Three months after Perry World House shut down a University-hosted panel due to student protesters, former United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Acting Director Thomas Homan spoke at Houston Hall without interruption while protesters chanted outside the venue.