“This is a difficult decision that we know impacts patients and families who place their trust in our care teams,” Patrick Brennan, Penn Medicines’s chief medical officer, wrote in a statement.

The May 28 email, sent to incoming international students, said that Penn "will work flexibly" with students who may experience "arrival delays" due to the cable.

Guest Columnist Bo Goergen argues that abandoning the post-WWII order threatens the American power and prosperity it was designed to protect.

During the May 22 interview, Rowan alleged that universities have “brought [federal action] on themselves” by “bragging” about their wealth, exclusivity, and political uniformity.

Winkelstein — who was reappointed to her position as deputy provost in January — has served in the role since 2020.

Also, Penn Medicine researchers treated an infant with the world's first personalized gene-editing therapy.

Columnist David Tran calls on Penn to fully affirm its support for international students by directly acknowledging the injustice of recent federal actions.

After winning his defamation case against bloggers Rand Simberg and Mark Steyn last year, Mann has been ordered to pay attorneys’ fees totaling $477,350.80 based on the dismissal of three of his claims in 2019.

In an email to the international community, Vice Provost for Global Initiatives Ezekiel Emanuel and Associate Vice Provost Amy Gadsden called the federal revocation of Harvard's ability to enroll international students "deeply concerning.”

Penn initially removed references to inclusion and equity in February following the federal government’s crackdown on DEI, and the new erasures come in the wake of increased federal action. 

The acquittal concludes a high-profile case that drew citywide attention after 21-year-old Jaadir Goodwyn surrendered himself to the police for his involvement the hit-and-run incident.

KJ Muldoon — who was diagnosed with CPS1 deficiency at one week old — received the first-ever custom gene-editing infusion to treat his condition.

Columnist Mahee Patel argues that Penn students should prioritize knowledge over prestige in their careers.

The two-year program, housed in the College of Liberal and Professional Studies, was developed by the University’s Department of Criminology and is designed for police officers in senior-level positions.

For the fifth time in history, six of the Ancient Eight schools obtained tournament bids. 

The polls were open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on May 20, with residents voting under Pennsylvania’s closed primary system. 

Liz Magill — who joined Yale on April 8, according to the university’s Council of the Heads of College database — will work alongside more than 300 other Branford fellows.