The deadline — initially set for Jan. 27 — marks the final opportunity for students to add additional courses to their schedule.

From projects examining healthcare initiative impacts to groundbreaking medical developments, the forum — which annually recognizes ten research accomplishments in the United States — will acknowledge Penn Med’s innovative researchers.

If passed, the legislation would prohibit federal immigration officers from obscuring their identity and prohibit city agencies from cooperating with ICE.

Student representatives at Penn Carey Law outlined concerns over the compromised quality of legal education, increased pressures to choose careers, and significant strains on legal recruitment teams.

Cross Wasilewski is having a stellar season while embracing his new role on the team. 

Senior Columnist Mia Vesely calls out the actions of ICE officers and urges students to know their rights.

Also, listen to the Quaker Nation podcast with Michael Zanoni.

Also, the DP asked Penn students how they spent their snow day.

The DP’s analysis accounted for approximately 97% of the University’s professors — excluding lecturers, emeritus faculty, and administrators without professorial positions.

On Thursday, Independence Park employees began removing all displays at the memorial honoring the nine people enslaved by George Washington.

“It was so special to take advantage of such a cherished tradition,” one student wrote while describing his experience sledding at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. 

The dogs were trained to detect the chemical signatures of hemangiosarcoma, a common and aggressive cancer typically diagnosed in dogs at advanced stages.

The two-story building, coined the Penn Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, is expected to span 63,000 square feet.

Columnist Kamau Louis argues that the Penn administration must pass a contract with graduate student workers in order to avoid disaster.

The trust-the-process spirit has settled onto Penn, but will we see the results this season?

The Jan. 26 decision was communicated through a UPennAlert at 8 p.m. on Monday, as hazardous conditions persist throughout the Philadelphia area following Sunday’s winter storm.

The Monday brief came almost a week after Penn asserted that the EEOC’s subpoena requesting information about Jewish students and faculty should not be enforced.