At noon, people gathered in front of the Button for the first day of the week-long protest, which calls on Penn to help save the bookstore.
9/11 10th Anniversary Issue
Penn Med study finds new doctors spend 87 percent of their time away from patients
The study found that within a 24-hour period, interns spent almost 16 hours on indirect patient care as they worked with electronic medical records and communicated with other clinicians.
Before he coached basketball at Penn, here's what Jerome Allen was like as a player
In light of all the recent press surrounding Jerome Allen, he is still considered one of the best to ever take the court for Penn basketball.
'FGLIQ' launches as a leading group for first-generation, low-income queer students
Second-year GSE student Sarah Simi Cohen began planning the group in March 2018. FGLIQ now serves around 35 undergraduate and graduate students and is hoping to expand.
Penn Med study finds new doctors spend 87 percent of their time away from patients
The study found that within a 24-hour period, interns spent almost 16 hours on indirect patient care as they worked with electronic medical records and communicated with other clinicians.
Before he coached basketball at Penn, here's what Jerome Allen was like as a player
In light of all the recent press surrounding Jerome Allen, he is still considered one of the best to ever take the court for Penn basketball.
Lauren O'Mara has become a key part of the Penn women's lacrosse defense
As a helping defender, Lauren O’Mara, quietly does her part week after week and allows the team team to flourish this season.
Two-sport athlete Mark Evanchick finds a home on defense for Penn men's lacrosse
Evanchick wasn't able to take the field for the Quakers in the fall due to multiple injuries, and he has now decided to focus solely on lacrosse in order to stay healthy for seasons to come.
When he's not rowing for Penn, Austin Stengle is running marathons
Stengle recently became interested in marathons with a little encouragement from his family, with his dad and other family members having experience in long-distance running.
Tyler Larkworthy | Penn students need to lead more sustainable lives
We could live incredibly sustainable lives. But we don’t.
Interfraternity Council establishes scholarship to promote diversity and inclusion
The IFC will offer about 10 scholarships to new members, depending on the amount of applicants and financial need.
Penn First Plus will develop faculty sensitivity training and new resource website
The Office will implement training programs for faculty and staff on acknowledging the backgrounds of FGLI students and is developing a website to centralize all campus resources.
Editorial | Penn Athletics' response to grievances from volleyball players isn't enough
Restorative justice requires administrative action too, and alone isn't enough to solve a problem of this gravity.
The UA’s new executive board plans to tackle efficiency and transparency next year
The five members of the UA executive board will serve in their positions throughout the body’s 47th session, which will encompass the 2019-2020 academic year.
Bullpen struggles as Penn baseball falls to Yale in three-game series
The last two weeks have been rough for Penn baseball, and this weekend was no exception.
Penn golf finishes in the middle of the pack at the Ivy League Championship
The men finished tied with Dartmouth at 35-over-par, and the women finished in fifth in a tightly contested field, just six shots out of the top three with a score of 55-over-par.
1 of 6 Philadelphians voted in the last primary. Penn Dems wants to raise that.
“Local elections sometimes get less coverage but they are nonetheless still very important,” Penn Dems Communications Director and College freshman Tamara Wurman said.
Penn men's and women's tennis finish season with Ivy League sweeps
Regardless of how bumpy the journeys may have been, both Penn men’s and women’s tennis finished their seasons with back-to-back wins against Yale and Brown this weekend.
Penn Med researchers use CRISPR technology to treat lung disease in mice
This work has potential applications for treating common lung diseases which fetuses often develop in the womb.
Philadelphia experiences net-loss in migration, despite population increase
While births outpaced deaths in the city, around 1,400 more people moved out of Philadelphia than entered it.


















