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(02/23/11 9:57am)
The 40th Street border between Penn’s campus and West Philadelphia has seen shootings, car theft, and assaults this year. SEPTA’s presence, as well as several other factors, may contribute to the area’s predisposition for crime.
(02/17/11 11:25am)
Robbery
(02/14/11 11:07am)
“Feeling randy? Are you married? Is this your wife?”
(02/10/11 8:13am)
Total on-campus crime in January rose only 4.6 percent from the same time last year.
(02/03/11 11:19am)
Students line up every weekend outside bars around campus and downtown — but not everyone waiting in the cold may get in.
(02/02/11 10:09am)
Robbery
(01/27/11 11:00am)
Groups of juveniles held responsible for three Jan. 23 student assaults at 40th, 41st and 42nd streets have still not been arrested.
(01/24/11 10:43am)
Assaults near Penn’s campus filled Saturday night with more than fraternity bids.
(01/24/11 10:08am)
On Thursday, police arrested former Penn student Saad Masood for harassment at about 12 p.m. at 33rd and Walnut streets.
(01/20/11 10:56am)
College students usually seek out cheap goods and services. But despite being free, Penn Transit Services seem to be underused by undergraduates.
(01/19/11 10:22am)
Theft
(01/14/11 9:46am)
The death of John Caroll University student Matthew Crozier, a Yardley, Pa. resident who suffered fatal head injuries at the Phi Kappa Sigma chapter house on New Year’s, is still undergoing investigation nearly two weeks after the incident. As a result, Phi Kappa Sigma — or “Skulls” — rush events have meanwhile been suspended.
(01/12/11 7:21am)
Penn is currently investigating the death of Matthew Crozier, a 20-year-old who suffered fatal head injuries after a fall at the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity house — commonly known as “Skulls” — on Dec. 31.
(12/07/10 10:32am)
In a perhaps calmer-than-expected debate, the Democratic Socialists and the Penn Tea Party met Monday to discuss current political issues. The five-student panel covered topics ranging from education and health care reform to the role of government in taxation.