The Accessibility Mapping Project launched last month using data collected from around campus and drawing on its creator's own academic research, which delves into issues of disability in Japan. 

Described as 'a racecar-driving lawyer from California,' Avenatti has become a central figure in Daniels' case against Trump and has made no effort to stay behind the scenes.

This marks a considerable shift from the University's previous policy, which stated that sexual relations were only prohibited "during the period of the teacher-student relationship."

The summit featured Management & Technology alumni speakers and health-specific senior design project presentations.

Students involved in the Asian American studies program held a conference on Friday, entitled, 'No Program No Peace: On the Importance of Ethnic Studies and Inter-Ethnic Solidarity.' 

At Penn and across the country, educators are pushing back against proposals to arm teachers with weapons. 

Across the world, there were 800 marches planned for this one day. Along with two high school students, Penn College senior Jana Korn organized Philadelphia's march. 

The Grave Gardeners have been working with the greenhouse since February to grow historically-accurate plants for the various graves.

March 9: In the evening, a report of theft was made at Pottruck Health & Fitness Center, with losses totaling between $50 and $200.

Panelists included former White House Counsel Jim Schultz, Pennsylvania state Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-08), Criminal Justice Task Force Director at the American Legislative Exchange Council Ronald Lampard, and GOP gubernatorial candidate and Sen. Scott Wagner (R-Pa.). 

College senior Jana Korn is one of the organizers behind Philadelphia's 'March For Our Lives,' happening on Mar. 24 and 9:30 a.m.  

In a piece titled 'The University of Denial,' Wax argues that universities should be more transparent with the grades of its students and that speakers should not be criticized for laying out 'uncomfortable' truths. 

Inge Herman served as executive director of the dual degree program since 2003.

Organized largely by Facilities and Real Estate Services, the new Shop Penn brand includes all retailers, restaurants, and business located in Penn-owned buildings throughout campus.

The panelists discussed how Penn could more effectively interact with the broader public, touching on issues such as technology and learning, economic inequality, and engagement with West Philadelphia communities. 

Students are celebrating LGBTQ identity through an art exhibit, moving screenings, and talks on identity at this year's QPenn. The theme for the week is "Lineage" – in honor of LGBTQ history.

I CARE launched in 2014 after four students died by suicide in the 2013-2014 academic year alone.