McCoy's unexpected departure, which was not initially made public, leaves the position vacant. 

"Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs" is a survey to examine the extent to which diversity and inclusion influence the various aspects of student affairs. 

The store — located at 140 S. 34th St. — will be the flagship store and is the second in Philadelphia, following a store at 3605 Lancaster Ave. 

MERT held a Mass Casualty Incident drill on March 25 to prepare EMTs for the possibility of a medical emergency on campus. 

Ben-Amos began teaching at Penn in 1967, serving as a professor and eventually chairman of the Department of Folklore and Folklife.

This year’s concert will be more of a “festival experience” with concessions, photo opportunities, and other activities.

Articles will range from information on fashion, music, and food to discussions on Asian hate in America, the Chinatown 76ers arena protests, and interviews with politicians.

The debates also touched upon the views of the two candidates in recent campus news such as Penn’s decision to discontinue the Dean’s List, recent concerns regarding Greek life hazing, and how the candidates aim to increase diversity, equity and inclusion.

The rally was organized by United RAs at Penn and featured guest speakers such as Philadelphia mayoral candidate and 1993 College graduate Helen Gym.

Jonathan Majors was set to visit Penn through SPEC Connaissance’s spring speaker event. 

United By Blue closed the two locations — one at 3421 Walnut Street and one at 205 Race Street — on March 30.

This is Biden's second time visiting campus as president.

The covering-up occurred two days after The Daily Pennsylvanian reported that the filmmaker, Jennifer Fox, demanded that the University remove Ted Nash's name from the rowing center. 

Community members heard from candidates Allan Domb, 2016 Fels Institute of Government master's graduate Cherelle Parker, David Oh, Derek Green, Jeff Brown, and Maria Quiñones Sánchez. 

Over a dozen events took place from of March 20 to 25, including a procession of flags, student performances, and a self-care workshop.

Bifocal Film Festival, Penn's first entirely student-run festival, will showcase filmmakers from over 30 countries. 

The conference, which focuses on change and transformation, will take place in the Annenberg Center for Performing Arts, starting at 1 p.m. on April 1.