Philadelphia's Department of Public Health launched an application for free rapid COVID-19 tests for events.

Launched in 2008, the PASS program is designed to increase the number of physicians from groups underrepresented in medicine.  

The university based its reasons for Katz's dismissal on a complaint submitted by an alumna who had a prohibited relationship with Katz — while under his academic supervision — as an undergraduate. 

Recently unionized Starbucks baristas on campus are demanding protections against the corporation for what they view as unfair wages, inconsistent scheduling and staffing issues, safety violations, and harassment.

Kenni Ndili, an incoming MBA/M.A. student, was found safely after being missing for six days. It appears that she was robbed and went missing shortly after. 

The lawsuit has been issued against Penn, The Philadelphia Inquirer, the Association of Black Anthropologists, and the Society of Black Archaeologists, among other parties.  

Greenberg receiving a low average course evaluation score prompted fears of his termination, according to the petition. 

ToxiSense seeks to develop a cheaper and more sustainable test for clean drinking water and biopharmacological products.

A 30-page document appears to present numerous instances of plagiarism and fabricated data in research papers and preprints authored by two students enrolled at Penn. 

The interior of the building will be completely redesigned to serve the students and faculty of the Weitzman School, and will now include new research facilities, design studios, classrooms, and offices. 

 Located steps away from campus at 39th and Walnut streets, the Louisiana-based chicken finger restaurant opened after months of anticipation from the Penn community, with a line wrapping around the block on its inaugural day. 

Over 100 Pennsylvanians voted at Penn polling locations during this year's primary election on May 17.

The ceremony marked the first Commencement to permit in-person family and guest attendance since 2019.  

The short film documents the ways Academically Based Community Service courses facilitate connections between Penn and Robeson students.

Through forgoing bad habits, devoting time to prayer, giving to charity, reading the Quran, and reflecting, Muslim students explained Ramadan is a time to strengthen their relationship with Islam and God. 

While the COVID-19 pandemic served as a major interruption to their four years at the University, the Class of 2022's Penn experience was bookended by major on-campus, in-person community events and celebrations.

The Triple ‘S’ Show is a "step, stroll, and/or salute" competition among 12 IGC fraternity and sorority chapters during the 126th Penn Relays.