The town hall, hosted by 27th Ward Democrats, featured a panel of Pennsylvania State Rep. Rick Krajewski (D-188), Philadelphia Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, and the Transit Forward Philadelphia advocacy group.

Columnist Francesco Salamone argues we are overly attached to our thoughts and that observing without identifying with them is a solution to Penn's mess.

The decision — filed Aug. 27 in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania — responded to Wax’s claims that Penn’s sanctions unfairly discriminate against her as a “White Jewish woman.”

Deaver previously served as assistant coach at Rutgers for seven seasons. 

Senior Columnist Piper Slinka-Petka offers pieces of advice from Penn students for incoming first years.

Also, a look at how Josh Shapiro shaped Penn’s response to campus turmoil.

Penn women’s basketball tips off its season at home against King’s College on Nov. 7. 

Meet five Penn athletes who competed on the world stage this summer.  

There are over 850 million people who have a kidney disease worldwide, according to the International Society of Nephrology, with over a million dying of renal failure worldwide due to a lack of access to affordable treatment.

The privately held company was cofounded by Penn Medicine professor Saar Gill and is currently based in Pennovation Works.

On Aug. 22, CERL submitted the brief in Newsom v. Trump challenging Trump’s June 7 order to place the California National Guard under federal control.

The directory has been renamed, and WURD will expand the database to include doctors “who have demonstrated a commitment to helping underserved patients and communities.”

Shapiro’s push to influence affairs Penn — according to documents obtained and first reported by The Chronicle of Higher Education — came as on-campus activism increased in fall 2023.

OSA was responsible for organizing the annual Student Activities Fair that was held from Aug. 26-28 on Locust Walk this year. 

Also, West Philadelphia’s Clark Park has received $1.4 million in new funding.

Columnist Mischa Wijesekera considers why the Class of 2029 chose to attend Penn.

The allocation of these funds marks the first time Philadelphia has made plans to renovate Clark Park since 2006.