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Ramanan Raghavendran highlighted his aim to “return the focus to Penn’s academic mission” and “ensure a safe campus where academic freedom coexists with civil discourse” in an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Of the students placed on the waitlist, approximately 500 are rising juniors and 300 are rising seniors.
New restaurants opening soon include Asad's Hot Chicken, Amina Ocean Restaurant, and Masala Kitchen.
Ramanan Raghavendran highlighted his aim to “return the focus to Penn’s academic mission” and “ensure a safe campus where academic freedom coexists with civil discourse” in an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian.
Of the students placed on the waitlist, approximately 500 are rising juniors and 300 are rising seniors.
The 29th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Symposium on social change began on Jan. 15. It will continue through Feb. 3, aiming to “reaffirm [the University’s] commitment to the betterment of our communities."
Harf previously served as the executive director of external relations and marketing at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.
Despite solid games from Jordan Obi and Mataya Gayle, the Quakers faltered.
The senior defender along with seven freshmen earn national recognition ahead of the 2024 season.
While the Quakers miss their leading scorer, there are issues outside of his absence.
After facing a 20-point deficit at halftime, the Quakers nearly rallied back for a victory.
Penn Faculty for Justice in Palestine says it stands in solidarity with Palestinians and advocates for a "shared governance" of the University.
Employees are not expected to work unless designated as essential as a result of the suspension of normal University operations, according to the Division of Public Safety.
The Coltons have donated over $60 million to Penn since 2021, and are the namesakes of the Colton Center for Autoimmunity.
Biden held a campaign event, visited local small businesses, and volunteered at a food bank across 10 days.
The event featured speakers from organizations from across the West Philadelphia community denouncing colonization and gentrification.
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with five members of the Class of 2028 about their backgrounds, aspirations, and what drew them to choose Penn.
Incoming Class of 2028 students shared their concerns about administrative turmoil and the campus climate, as well as their hopes for the University’s direction by the time they matriculate.