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Calls to Penn’s student-run Medical Emergency Response Team are surging back to pre-pandemic levels, with more incidents relating to general medical emergencies than student intoxication this semester in a break from previous years.
Disability Services will be providing more exam assistance services for students before the next round of midterms and finals.
Penn’s transition to an in-person semester has left students slipping through the cracks — particularly those with diagnosed disabilities in need of exam accommodations and extra academic support from the University.
At midnight on Sept. 5 during Labor Day weekend, a group of resident advisors noticed that the upper Quad gate turnstiles were left unguarded with no guards from Allied Universal Security Services in sight. This continued for three hours past midnight, the RAs said. Only one guard was on post in the information center, who they said was busy with handling student guest passes and was unable to monitor students who entered the gate.
Penn suspended all University operations on Thursday — but some professors and teaching assistants didn't realize that meant online classes, too.
A new restaurant block near Hamilton Court on 39th and Chestnut Streets made its grand opening on July 9, introducing three new restaurants to University City: Coney Shack, NAM Vietnamese Kitchen, and Paris Baguette.
An Air Quality Alert has been issued in the Philadelphia area on Wednesday, July 21, as a heavy haze begins to set in due to West Coast fires.
As the 2022 Midterm Elections draw closer, Democratic U.S. Representative and Penn College and Law School alumnus Conor Lamb is expected to join the race for Pennsylvania’s vacant U.S. Senate seat.
Penn's transfer acceptance rate dropped to a historic low this year, following an unprecedented application cycle.
A Penn Medicine doctor stabbed multiple times by a patient this year sued Pennsylvania Hospital on Wednesday, accusing the hospital of disregarding the safety of their practicing physicians.
Penn’s Gene Therapy Program substantially expanded its life science research capacity after signing a foundational lease with Discovery Labs, a company that leases biopharma space for life science research, on May 25.
A group of Chinese international Penn students signed onto a joint letter with 500 students from 49 other U.S. universities condemning a Trump executive order that affects student visas.