Residents have celebrated the dorm’s strong sense of community while describing ongoing challenges with amenities and the dorm selection process.

According to a Feb. 27 press release, five students received a memo that their involvement in the study-in was grounds for "disciplinary proceedings." 

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with multiple people affiliated with the Penn & Slavery Project about their efforts for wider visibility of the project and its findings — both on campus and outside of it — and how the University has responded. 

The panels featured scholars and artists who explored the relationship between the revolution and the past, present, and future. 

1970 College graduate Ira Harkavy, who is the Center's founding director, will become the Barbara and Edward Netter Director.

GIC was established in 1984 to support the University's underrepresented communities and build intercultural awareness on campus.

The lecture, which was held on Du Bois' birthday, honored his legacy as a leading sociologist, historian, political scientist, anthropologist, and economist.

At the vigil, Penn undergraduate and graduate students displayed red and yellow handmade poppies, a flower abundant in Israel.

The Freedom School for Palestine staged another study-in on Sunday in the Van Pelt Library between 12 p.m. and 4 p.m., followed by a rally in front of the library.

The owners talked with the DP about the process of opening the business and their future plans. 

While Fetterman campaigned on progressive issues and was endorsed by progressive groups, the political left has expressed disapproval with his stance.

The program aims to support, uplift, and amplify Black students at Penn by providing an open space for fellowship and a nurturing environment.

The nine universities that have students attending the roundtable include Penn, Harvard, and Columbia. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with multiple Penn students and prospective voters about their thoughts on Biden's stance on the conflict.

About 15 protestors arrived at the Moelis Reading Room at 10 a.m. and filled one table, moving to Houston Hall around 7:30 p.m. after a University Life representative asked them to leave. 

At the event, ElGendy discussed his political activism and participation in the Arab Spring, which led to his subsequent arrest and incarceration in Egypt.  

Penn Lions is set to perform around 26 dances on campus and across Philadelphia this month in celebration of Lunar New Year.