Lin is in charge of the urban design concentration in the school's Department of City & Regional Planning.

The West Philadelphia Sanctuary, housed within the meal distribution site Chosen 300 at 40th and Lancaster streets, will contain various living resources and free-to-use spaces. 

The event focused on celebrating Mexican culture and educating attendees about Day of the Dead traditions. 

The Quakers return to the pool this Saturday.

The Quakers’ star junior receiver has no plans to stop in his quest for the NFL.

Columnist Diya Choksey critiques the uninspired title of Penn’s College of Arts and Sciences, arguing that a catchier name would enhance its identity and standing within both Penn and the Ivy League.

Columnist Ingrid Holmquist criticizes the tradition and justification of hazing, arguing that we must intervene in all cases before more people get hurt. 

In 31-10 loss to Yale, the Quakers’ lack of direction was on full display.

Settleman attended Penn football's matchup with Yale as part of his quest to scout the nation’s best sporting environment.

Also, Penn warned student-athletes about a phone scam.

College first years Amy Lee and Blake Gilman, along with College senior and co-president of PFS Nick Bausenwein, performed alongside national champions, international competitors, and world medalists.

2011 College graduate and current fashion writer for The Washington Post Rachel Tashjian came to Kelly Writers House on Oct. 24 for her presentation, “Fashion: A Political Statement.” 

The program will focus on climate security and geopolitics, and seek to highlight research gaps in aligning national security policy with climate action.

At the rally, speakers including Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, and Speaker of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Joanna McClinton stressed the importance of voter turnout.

1999 College graduate John Legend visited campus on Monday afternoon alongside model Chrissy Teigen and Jack Schlossberg to advocate for youth voter participation and the Harris-Walz campaign.

The scam impersonates law enforcement and requests monetary bail for arrested student-athletes.

AAUP-Penn's Executive Committee called the search a “dangerous and traumatizing treatment” of students in a statement and questioned the intensity of the police response.