“If federal agents are allowed to violate the law with impunity, then it will keep happening, and it will escalate, and they’ll do more of it,” Finkelstein said. 

Penn’s cybersecurity incident information and FAQ webpage — which previously offered community guidance and described the investigation into the Oct. 31 data breach — now displays a 404 error.

Villarruel wrote that the need for “justice and compassion” is “more important today than ever.”

The training included a series of videos describing Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as well as Penn’s policies on equal opportunity, open expression, and non-discrimination.  

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with event coordinators and participants about how the full-day activities aimed to share Asian cultures with the community.

The lawsuit stems from a 2021 partnership to develop online courses between the Prysm Group — a technology consulting firm — and Wharton’s Aresty Institute of Executive Education.

Columnist Dew Udagedara questions the notion that Penn’s party scene makes student life balanced.

Junior guard Mataya Gayle’s efforts were not enough as the Quakers continue their rough start into Ivy play.

Six players hit double-figure scoring in the win.

Penn’s game-winning effort featured six players who scored at least eight points.

The Lions shot 47.1% from three and 53.6% overall.

Senior Vice President David Asch previously said he had not contacted Epstein — his former high school teacher — in “nearly 50 years.”

According to Garnett, the stalking charges did not meet the statutory definition of a “crime of violence” — a necessary qualification to pursue the death penalty against a defendant.

Columnist Eden Liu critiques the rise of performative outrage on campus and argues moral signaling cannot replace real civic participation.

The email attributed the cost-cutting measures to “uncertainty about how evolving federal policy changes might impact” Penn.

Earth and Environmental Sciences professor Leigh Stearns said that there is “a lot of evidence” that extreme climatic events will worsen in the future.

“A choice not to get one of those vaccines is a real choice to get one of those infections,” Penn Medicine professor Paul Offit said.