Penn, and the plaintiff's primary physician, Janos Tanyi, were found liable for 35%, or $12.25 million, of the total verdict.

The collection is held in Annenberg’s library archives and will be shared with the public through exhibitions, programming, and classes at the School.

The international research team, led by Annenberg professor Emily Falk, aggregated data from more than 500 participants across 16 functional MRI studies. 

The event was hosted by the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies in partnership with the Free Library of Philadelphia, and all sessions were free and open to the public.

UMOJA provided a list of demands for the University, including imposing the “highest possible” sanctions on the suspect and offering support resources to the victim.

Discussions surrounding Israel and Palestine have shaped student activism, administrative responses, and discussion about academic freedom on campus for over seven decades.

The two follow four other seniors who announced their transfer intentions on Sunday.

In a weekend full of fierce competition against top-ranked colleges, Penn men’s wrestling found plenty of success at home. 

Despite a loss to the reigning Ivy champs, Penn delivers its strongest outing of the season with standout efforts across the roster.

Roberts is currently averaging 24.6 points per game, the third-highest in all of NCAA Division 1 men’s basketball.

From cross-continental leap into Ivy League stardom, Whittington exemplifies resilience despite a series of setbacks.

From accidentally becoming a squash player to now establishing a dynasty, Hafez gives his all to Penn men’s squash.

The Quakers tied for third place in the Ivy League this season. 

In the work, Charenko emphasizes how valuable proxies are in addressing today’s climate challenges.

He highlighted his journey at Penn — from undergraduate to faculty — and emphasized the importance of discernment compared to traditional decision-making.

The speakers read and analyzed excerpts from the book while audience members were given handouts to follow along.

The Nov. 22 gathering marked the second time this month that hundreds of young people have converged on the 40th Street corridor near Penn’s campus.