Administration
Jason Tangson | God save the queen
As a symbol of the university, the president should make some effort to personally connect with the students, and not just in queueing photoshoots at holiday soirees.
Editorial | Building a better government
While candidates for positions throughout the UA argued about the success and implementation of projects, espousing their special connections with various administrators, we — and many others — remain unconvinced that he UA has any significant sway with Penn's administrators.Penn alumni donations by the numbers
Ever wonder how much money alumni donate to Penn? The Penn Fund, founded in 1927, aims to raise funds from alumni to go towards University expenses including student financial aid.
Four days before regular decision release, a look at this year's admissions cycle
Next Tuesday, thousands of hopeful applicants will learn whether or not they have been accepted to Penn.
Faculty and students respond to new sexual assault policies
On Feb. 1, Penn officially implemented a new set of policies regarding sexual assault. The changes led a group of Penn Law professors to write an open letter of criticism and continue to bring mixed reactions among Penn faculty and students.
Gutmann announces inaugural President's Engagement Prize winners
While many university leaders across the country trumpet the qualifications of their graduating seniors, President Amy Gutmann is putting money where her mouth is.
JOKE ISSUE: AirPennNet to ban Netflix
The decision was made mostly for financial reasons, Penn President Amy Gutmann said.
It's who you know: Connections may play a role in Penn admissions
Applicants with connections were more likely to be accepted to UT Austin. But this phenomenon occurs subtly at colleges everywhere, with Penn being no exception.
College Dean's Advisory Board reinvents writing seminar
From schoolwide celebrations to reinventing the writing seminar, the College of Arts and Sciences’ Dean’s Advisory Board hopes to improve the College experience one initiative at a time. Its latest endeavor is recruiting new members.
Penn-led health fair provides free services to West Philly
This past weekend, a number of Penn students went out into the West Philly community in order to provide services to others. Many returned with the realization that the community had provided a great service to them.
City Councilman proposes resolution for U.'s to pay PILOTs
The push for PILOTs has gone from Penn President Amy Gutmann's house to City Hall.
Digital age transforms the landscape of academia
Online content, which is published at a faster rate, can affect the tenure decisions and the amount of information accessible to students.
Gutmann honored on both sides of the Atlantic
Penn President Amy Gutmann has been in high demand this week.
Penn announces new head of Office of Alcohol and Other Drug Program Initiatives
Melartin replaces Julie Lyzinski Nettleton, who left the position in November to serve as director of the Office of Student Conduct.
Wharton MBA Admissions appoints new Director
Last month, Wharton MBA Admissions announced the hire of Frank DeVecchis as the new Director of Admissions.
New initiative aims to 'ButtonUP' Penn's email and calendar service
Penn Information Systems and Computing is leading an effort to bring a common email and calendar platform for the entire University
New Senate bill calls Penn sexual assault policy into question
Amidst campus controversy over Penn’s recently unveiled sexual assault policy, a bipartisan group of 12 U.S. senators reintroduced a bill establishing guidelines for colleges to adjudicate sexual assault complaints on Feb. 26.
Penn Wharton China Center opens in Beijing
With its grand opening on March 10, the Penn Wharton China Center brings Penn's name across the Pacific.
Penn's winter salt use sparks environmental concerns
When Penn uses salt, it washes into the Schuylkill, which can contribute to toxic conditions.