The undergraduate students, who live all around the world, are spending the summer away from their homes amid the global COVID-19 pandemic. 

The initiative, called Equilibria, aims to connect students from across the country when they are separated from each other. 

It is up to us, as consumers, to support small, local businesses. We can do this in our hometowns and when we are able to return safely to campus.

The Wharton On Series will include two separate online programs, Wharton on the Markets and Wharton on Financial Management, which began on June 15 and will run for six weeks.

The suit, filed on April 20, argued that the city's current jail conditions increase the likelihood of incarcerated people contracting the virus and becoming seriously ill.

Our nation is slipping back into the grasp of a pandemic, and we’re blindly letting it happen.

After many internships were canceled or shifted online due to the coronavirus pandemic this year, students are coping with the new virtual formats of their work while at home. 

Pregnant women have previously been excluded from these trials out of concern for the woman and the fetus, which has led to a lack of data on treatment for pregnant women. 

As students return from around the country and world, they risk causing a new wave of viral spread that would continue West Philadelphia’s current plight.

Manāna, a nonprofit organization founded by a Penn graduate in 2014, creates celebrations and sends hopeful messages for children in need. It has locations in both Philadelphia and Atlanta.

Our time at Penn should be remembered as a “great” four years, rather than the “best.”

PLTV, the Office of Government and Community Affairs, and the Netter Center for Community Partnerships released Penn’s official 2020-21 voter engagement action plan on June 1. 

The Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships has awarded eight Hassenfeld Foundation Social Impact Grants, which is funding projects that range from providing education to families struggling due to the pandemic to a mentorship program for Bangladeshi immigrant students in West Philadelphia.

Our campus is an intersection of productive labor and studying, the reproductive work of eating, taking care of needs like healthcare or even laundry, and relaxation. 

When accounting for the impacts of the pandemic, PWBM predicts the depletion date could be as early as 2032.

While 2020 has been an unusual year by any standard, it's probably a safe bet that few foresaw that football players would be spending more time in pools than swimmers.

Through PFP, over 100 students who identify as FGLI and come from underrepresented backgrounds have the chance to move in early, take classes for credit, and meet professors and other students before the school year begins.