At-risk groups include older populations, people with HIV, and those with drug addiction.

The awards are given to recognize the achievements of innovative Weitzman students, faculty, and alumni, as well as leaders in architecture and planning outside of the Penn community.

The money, intended for “emergency purchases during the COVID-19 pandemic,” was misused, according to Rhynhart. 

The theme of this year’s Beyond Business lecture series is examining business and corporations through the lens of environmental, social, and governance concerns.

Benny's was initially set to open in spring 2020 but was delayed due to the sudden closure of the University in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Patients of different races and genders received the guideline-recommended care at the same rate when doctors connected with peer networks. 

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health encouraged children to get vaccinated to offset a larger surge in cases as cold weather arrives and the holiday season approaches.

The team from the Perelman School of Medicine found two potential pathways to target the two variants of the gene that make some Black Americans more susceptible to COVID-19 and sepsis complications.

For spring 2022, 191 Penn students have been accepted to study abroad in 45 different programs across 18 countries — a significant jump from the 39 students currently studying abroad in just seven countries.

The University is adding multi-stall, all-gender bathrooms for future buildings on campus, but student groups are still advocating for renovations to existing buildings that are popular among community members. 

About 60 students attended the hybrid event to listen to four Penn alumni share their personal experiences in consulting and the skills they believed aided them in their career successes. 

Near Penn’s campus, street closures will include Market Street, Chestnut Street, Walnut Street, and 34th Street on Saturday and Sunday.

The student workers, some of whom identify as first generation and low income, were surprised and disappointed after the sudden layoff.

Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé said the majority of the cases were linked to either travel to areas with lower vaccination rates or transmission by unvaccinated family members.

The University's emphasis on in-person instruction for spring 2022 applies to all four undergraduate schools.

Roberts argues that the child welfare system means something different for Black children and white children because Black children live in greater fear of being separated from their parents.

"Mission Unstoppable," which began airing in 2019, is a television series highlighting women in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.