The Department of Justice charged Johnson with eleven total counts of theft and fraud, alleging that he “embezzled, stole and obtained by fraud” property from the United States Department of Defense.
Alumna to compete on Food Network Star
Emma Frisch, owner of Frisch Kitchen, showcases nontraditional and healthy food options. She will be competing on the Food Network’s show "Food Network Star," premiering this Sunday, June 1 at 9 p.m. Eastern time.
Crime Log: May 16 - May 22
See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between May 16 and May 22, 2014.
UPDATED: Maya Angelou leaves legacy at Penn
Angelou spoke at the University twice to sold-out audiences in Irvine Auditorium, sharing her perspectives on education and offering valuable life lessons for the audience.
Alumna to compete on Food Network Star
Emma Frisch, owner of Frisch Kitchen, showcases nontraditional and healthy food options. She will be competing on the Food Network’s show "Food Network Star," premiering this Sunday, June 1 at 9 p.m. Eastern time.
Crime Log: May 16 - May 22
See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between May 16 and May 22, 2014.
University announces Law Professor as inaugural director of Perry World House
Burke-White hopes the Perry World House will serve as the first physical location on Penn’s campus to connect international professors, students and researchers. The house will also host visiting scholars from all over the world as a "gateway to Penn for the world."
In addition to its menu of sweet and savory vegan treats, P.S. & Co. offers classes in juicing, mixology, gluten-free baking and a basic series of vegetarian cooking throughout the summer. The summer cocktails mixology workshop will be held on June 12, and a gluten-free baking series will be taught on June 19.
New recording studio planned for Kelly Writers House
The Kelly Writers House broke ground last week on the new Kelly Family Annex and other improvements.
Charles Plaza bids farewell
After over 20 years of service to the Penn and Philadelphia communities, popular Chinatown restaurant Charles Plaza closed its doors on May 4.
Philly education startups talk expansion after GSE competition win
The Daily Pennsylvanian talked to the founders of Osmosis and ProfessorWord, two Philadelphia-based winners of a recent GSE competition, about their companies’ origins and future goals.
John Legend encourages grads to 'go all in'
Grammy-award winning musician and philanthropist John Legend told Penn’s graduating class to "open your mind and heart to love."
Two Philly education innovators win GSE competition
Philadelphia-based education innovations Osmosis and ProfessorWord both won awards at the 2014 Milken-Penn GSE Education Business Plan Competition on May 14.
Who, What, When: 2014 Graduation Ceremonies
Find out who's speaking and when at the undergraduate school ceremonies and Commencement.
Startup scores with FIFA World Cup contract
You'll be reminded of Penn every time the cameras sweep the stands during this summer's 2014 World Cup.
SHS director remembered for caring for students
On Thursday, May 8, Director of Student Health Services Evelyn Wiener died. She was diagnosed with cancer in 2010 and had been undergoing chemotherapy treatment since then.
Penn to revamp NSO sexual violence training
As colleges around the nation have come under scrutiny for alleged failings in handling sexual violence on campus, Penn has updated both its sexual violence policy and sexual violence education to make sure it is fully in compliance with federal law.
New skyscraper coming to 30th and Walnut streets
The Philadelphia skyline is about to change.On Wednesday, Penn President Amy Gutmann and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter broke ground on the construction of the new FMC Tower near 30th and Walnut streets.
Restaurants, playgrounds proposed for Fairmount Park
On Tuesday, Philadelphia Parks and Recreation, along with PennPraxis — the applied research arm of PennDesign — presented recommendations for a new East and West Fairmount Park.
For adjuncts, a disappointing academic experience
The replacement of tenure-track faculty positions with adjunct, or contingent, faculty positions at universities has gained significant public attention in the past year. Now, two organizations are targeting the perceived inequity that contingent faculty are facing.











