In addition to Lunar New Year programming, SPOC has received a grant from the Leeway Foundation, which they plan to use to start a community center for kids in Chinatown.

The Palestinian advocacy group will announce additional upcoming programming throughout the semester.

Penn Lions is set to perform around 26 dances on campus and across Philadelphia this month in celebration of Lunar New Year. 

Gauthier’s legislation will seek to strengthen the city’s Fair Practice Ordinance, which makes it illegal for property owners and landlords to discriminate against sources of income.

Various city officials have claimed that Act 40 is trying to undercut the voices of Philadelphia voters who elected Krasner.

The study assessed the river's water quality conditions and identified six local sites where swimmable waters are achievable within five years.

Eighteen months after the initial arena proposal, The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to developers and activists about their recent progress.

The proposal, which would provide nearly $1.5 billion in state funding over a period of five years, comes as SEPTA prepares for service cuts and a fare increase.

The event occurred amid continued controversy surrounding the proposed 76ers arena.

Students expressed excitement at the company's extended hours and vegan options. 

The event focused on the concerns of laborers in Philadelphia. 

The Urban Outfitters location closest to Penn campus is now in Center City. 

The supermarket fully reopened as of Jan. 21, though the inspection report from the Philadelphia Department of Public Health indicated the presence of mice feces.

Police believe that the prisoner left the area within an hour after being picked up by an accomplice.

At least three members of Philadelphia Mayor and 2016 Fels Institute of Government graduate Cherelle Parker’s administration have relationships with the University’s graduate programs. 

New restaurants opening soon include Asad's Hot Chicken, Amina Ocean Restaurant, and Masala Kitchen.

The 29th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Symposium on social change began on Jan. 15. It will continue through Feb. 3, aiming to “reaffirm [the University’s] commitment to the betterment of our communities."