There are plans to demolish the Fortieth Street M.E. Church at 40th and Sansom streets to make room for a 7,000 square feet retail space that will include four new stores and eateries with glass storefronts and an outdoor seating area.
38th and Spruce Street Intersection
Philadelphia Mobile Food Association is a community for mobile food vendors
Dan Pennachietti co-founded the Philadelphia Mobile Food Association, an organization that acts as a community to benefit mobile food vendors, as well as the city of Philadelphia as a whole.
Queer bioethics now an academic program at Penn
The project is a part of Penn’s Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy in the Perelman School of Medicine
Donor names the Smilow Center for Translational Research
The capital donation is one of the largest in Penn Medicine’s history, according to a press release
Philadelphia Mobile Food Association is a community for mobile food vendors
Dan Pennachietti co-founded the Philadelphia Mobile Food Association, an organization that acts as a community to benefit mobile food vendors, as well as the city of Philadelphia as a whole.
Queer bioethics now an academic program at Penn
The project is a part of Penn’s Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy in the Perelman School of Medicine
Schuylkill River Connector Bridge to be dedicated this Saturday
A new $6.3 million bridge will soon be giving the area between the Schuylkill Banks and the Schuylkill River Park a facelift
College houses and residences to be evacuated as part of citywide fire drill
The drill will take place around 6:30 p.m. and will be conducted by the Philadelphia Fire Department
Emmy-winning TV writer to teach comedic writing
Because Schneider’s work requires him to travel much of the semester, he plans to make four weekend trips to Philadelphia to teach.
Penn women's soccer not banking on the past
Last season, the Quakers led Division I in shutout percentage (.765), posting 13 shutouts in 17 matches. Making that possible was current senior goalkeeper Sarah Banks, who earned first team All-Ivy honors a season ago.
Jim Steel: Sculpting the Penn athlete
Jim Steel is a strong man. He has been for a long time. And for a long time, he’s been helping other people get strong too.
Penn field hockey senior is making her last year count
In the best season of her collegiate career, senior Kyle deSandes-Moyer is finally seeing her years of hard work pay off.
Bagherzadeh | Men's soccer still searching for that shutout
There’s one simple explanation for the Quakers’ miserable 2-10 and 0-3 Ivy records: The defense has let the team down in virtually every single game.
Penn rowing to perform for the masses
At the Head of the Charles Regatta, the men’s lightweight, men’s heavyweight and women’s teams will be joined by 9,000 athletes in what is the ultimate two-day competition.
Former U.S. Ambassador shares experience of Tunisian revolution
Former United States Ambassador to Tunisia Gordon Gray was ambassador during the Tunisian Revolution, the powder keg for the Arab Spring, and came to speak about his experiences as a diplomat and Tunisia’s movement towards democracy.
In addition to creating penalties, we want to create a culture shift around group spending and debt.
Submatriculation opens doors to advanced degrees
Students who pursue submatriculation, or enrollment into one of Penn’s 12 graduate schools as an undergraduate, must tackle professional-level classes — often simultaneously with the remainder of their undergraduate coursework.
Engineering classes create apps to serve Penn community
The courses — Software Design and Engineering for undergraduate students and Software Engineering for graduate students — encourage and emulate industry practices by allowing students to create and maintain software for real-world clients.
Your Voice | Let’s actually fix the debt crisis
Let’s take advantage of this crisis to make the structural reforms SAC needs for long-term viability.
Crime rates down 12 percent in September
Crime decreased by 12 percent this September, with the number of general incidents dropping from 102 in September 2011 to 90 in 2012.







