The interim board will develop a governance structure and meeting procedures, with formal elections planned for June 2027.

Penn ISSS said the renewal “applies only to requests that meet the current federal requirements.”

Columnist Charlotte Pulica argues that Penn’s new Claude subscription goes against the University’s values, offers nothing beneficial to students, and contradicts the meaning of education. 

The event, which took place on College Green, marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11. 

Also, the quiet study room in Huntsman Hall is closed. 

Twenty-five years later, conversations with those who taught, reported, and cared for students that day offer a firsthand account of how news of America’s deadliest terror attack reached campus — and how Penn responded.

The room now serves as a testing space for students with accommodations.

Their proposal was selected from 60 submissions by 100 students representing 45 colleges and universities across the country.

The donation came from Stanley Middleman, the CEO and founder of a national mortgage lender.

McClinton spoke about the evolution of American democracy and criticized policies set forth by the Trump administration.

Guest columnist Barbie Zelizer reflects on the impact of 9/11 on journalism. 

Also, what's next for CAR T-cell research at Penn.

Faculty members and policy experts say the effects of the attacks still reverberate through Penn’s campus.

Despite clinical trials, the therapy has yet to be approved to treat solid tumors in the U.S.

The Sept. 9 session gathered input from various campus constituencies, including several administrative, faculty, staff, and student groups. 

Penn moved up four places and increased its score by 2.9 points from last year’s ranking.

Lawmakers gathered in Old City on Sept. 9 to vote on celebratory resolutions amid the nation’s 250th anniversary.