According to the Daily News, DPS gave preferential treatment to an aggressor in a fight at Mad Mex on Oct. 11.
Fall 2013 Undergraduate Assembly Elections
The 'perfect' fraternity man?
New fraternity Phi Sigma Kappa met with sorority women to hear their opinions on the ‘perfect’ fraternity man.
Student groups unite to support Shot@Life
Shot@Life is a national advocacy group that aims to prevent infant and child disease-related deaths through vaccination. The primary goal of last night’s event was to recruit additional UN advocates.
University association elects Gutmann vice chair
Penn President Amy Gutmann was elected vice chair of the Association of American Universities on Tuesday, a position that gives her a national platform to discuss and lobby for higher-education issues.
The 'perfect' fraternity man?
New fraternity Phi Sigma Kappa met with sorority women to hear their opinions on the ‘perfect’ fraternity man.
Student groups unite to support Shot@Life
Shot@Life is a national advocacy group that aims to prevent infant and child disease-related deaths through vaccination. The primary goal of last night’s event was to recruit additional UN advocates.
Former prof, Nobel laureate Lawrence Klein died Sunday
Klein taught at Penn from 1958 to 1991 and was awarded a Nobel Prize in economics in 1980 for his work on econometric models.
Ali Kokot & Hayley Brooks | Not so private
Your professor is not fooled by your seeming interest in your nether regions.
Philippine Consulate General talks Philippine-U.S. relations
The Honorable Mario Lopez de Leon spoke about Philippines’ rapid economic growth and Filipino-American community.
McGinnis | Penn football’s Ivy hopes lie with the defense
Against Columbia, in a game where the offense seemed unable to finish its drives, Penn’s defense showed that it has the potential to carry the team to great heights.
New apartments at 49th and Locust streets will offer shuttle service
To maintain the eight-story building’s security, Croydon Hall Apartments will place as many as 15 security cameras and have someone work the front desk around the clock.
Ryan Daniels | A tale of two shutdowns
When my power was finally reconnected, I found a few similarities between the government shutdown and my earlier predicament.
More Ph.D. students pursue work outside academia
Some attribute this change in job shifts to cuts in research funding and monetary benefits of the private sector.
Retired bus driver recounts life of jazz
Donald Hutchins, a retiree of the U.S. Mint and the Department of Recreation, has spent the past seven decades going to jazz shows in Philadelphia and has seen nearly every major jazz musician from the 20th century.
Morris Arboretum sees higher student attendance
A shuttle program from Penn’s campus to the Arboretum, initially funded by a grant from the Penn Green Fund, contributed to the increase in attendance.
Student groups speak out against SAC moratorium
Representatives from various clubs spoke about the Student Activities Council’s moratorium which prevent clubs from being recognized and, as a result, from receiving funding from the UA.
Keynote advocates collaboration in Africana Studies
On Friday evening, Columbia University professor Farah Jasmine Griffin celebrated the one-year anniversary of Penn’s Department of Africana Studies as the keynote speaker at the conference “Future of the Field.”
Bobby Turner: KIPP founder represents 'other extreme'
Turner said he wants KIPP co-founder Michael Feinberg to expose students to the practitioner side of social impact.
Rachel del Valle | Turning a page
I’m smart, but I still like to read mindless things every once in a while.
Editorial | Not so hot
That said, it’s not all on the creators of the game. Altogether, students — both those who detest the game and those who find it fun — have spent hours on the site.











