The University of Pennsylvania Libraries system is taking the final steps to prepare for Penn's change from Blackboard to Canvas, which will become permanent on May 30.

The Penn Law School Website and FactCheck.org, an Annenberg Public Policy Center project, were nominated for Webby Awards last Wednesday.

Over a year after Phi Kappa Sigma, more commonly known as Skulls, was kicked off campus, discussions are slowly beginning about future plans for Skull’s chapter house, at 3539 Locust Walk.

Five Engineering seniors are re-imagining frozen desserts.

Gaynor was also charged with aggravated assault, altering identification marks on a firearm and other charges. 

After Tuesday morning’s shooting near 40th and Spruce streets, administrators described their efforts to keep students safe around the time of the incident.

There were 11 incidents of theft and three arrests from theft this past week.

Tony Bagtas is currently in custody at the Philadelphia Industrial Correction Center.

The Graduate and Professional Student Assembly will hold executive board elections on Wednesday, using a system quite different from that of their undergraduate counterpart — the Undergraduate Assembly.

The April 13 copy of the Daily Pennsylvanian reported the incident.

As health care has finally begun to expand over the past few months, fewer Americans are now without health insurance. Polsky is one of many Penn professionals who interact directly with health policy and the legislation that has come out of the Obama administration.

Copabanana remains mostly unaffected by the events of last night. It was open for normal business hours on Tuesday. Copabanana owner Brian Phillips said that, while he was not on the premises last night when the shooting occurred, the restaurant has not felt unsafe in the neighborhood.

The program typically sees about 28 applicants; this year about 130 applied.

While, the Huffington Post said students and faculty would have liked more transparency and support, sources say this is not the whole story.

An early-morning shooting near 40th and Spruce streets left a male victim pronounced dead at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania at 1:43 a.m. He was 31 years old.

After treatment from doctors in Boston and a nurturing environment fostered by the Penn community, College freshman Gillian Reny, who was injured in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, can walk — with occasional pain — and is getting ready to cap off her first year at college.

In addition to these students, 10 other individuals were treated for alcohol-related problems.