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The Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office at The University of North Carolina concluded that university football player Allen Artis, who was accused of sexual assault last year, did not violate university policy, The Daily Tar Heel reported.
Looking over the official Class of 2021 admissions statistics, which were released publicly last Thursday, we at The Daily Pennsylvanian are reminded of a few simple, disheartening truths.
When it rains, it pours.
Residential programs advertise intellectual conversation, engaging events and, most importantly, a home. But for some, these promises fall short.
Last week, more than two thousand applicants around the world received the news that they had been accepted for enrollment at the University of Pennsylvania. If you are one of the few thousand applicants that were accepted, we at The Daily Pennsylvanian congratulate you. The moment we opened our emails and heard “The Red and the Blue” was one of the most exciting of our lives, so enjoy it to the fullest.
Northwestern University announced that it will not take disciplinary action against the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity and another unspecified fraternity after allegations of the use of a date rape drug and sexual assault at the two houses, The Daily Northwestern reported Thursday.
If only Penn could play Lafayette every game.
Penn classes at 9 a.m. are usually met with tired eyes and irritable students. But for some, these early mornings are the best part of the day.
First-year Harvard Law School student Will Zhang died Thursday, according to the Harvard Crimson. He was 23.
The Quakers just couldn’t wait to be home.
Dining halls are a staple of the Penn freshman experience. But as students move beyond their days in the Quadrangle, local restaurants and grocery stores tend to replace trips to 1920 Commons as a go-to source of food.
Although The Daily Pennsylvanian is a Penn-focused publication, we are acutely aware that the forces shaping what becomes news here on campus, like spring snowstorms that disrupt classes, often originate elsewhere.
Penn baseball fans would have a hard time guessing who leads the team in batting average (.364) and on-base percentage (.447).
For many Penn students, areas west of 44th Street or across the Schuylkill River are dubbed ‘far away.’
Penn baseball was just happy to be playing at all this weekend.
On March 5, Duke University's Twitter account was hacked, according to the The Chronicle of Higher Education.
Even before she came to Penn, Wharton senior Kendall D’Amore knew how close the Penn women's lacrosse team was.
Penn baseball is going south for the winter.
Spring break is usually a time for relaxation and freedom, but for first-generation and low income Penn students, the week-long break can be a time of anxiety and economic worry.
Penn President Amy Gutmann spoke with three Daily Pennsylvanian editors on Thursday in a sit-down interview in her College Hall office. Gutmann was flanked by Stephen MacCarthy, the vice president for University Communications, and Leah Popowich, a staffer in the President's Office.