The March 30 statement points to the barriers that FGLI students face at Penn — including club fees, textbook costs, and "outright discrimination."

Also, four Penn juniors were awarded Goldwater Scholarships for undergraduate studies.

Wharton first-year Tsion Bezabih established the organization alongside Larry Kaplan, her former high school teacher who graduated from Penn in 1997 with a master's degree in science of education.

College juniors Hayle Kim, Eric Myzelev, Eric Tao, and Engineering junior Kaitlin Mrksich are among 438 students nationwide selected to receive the scholarship this year.

Veil uses a machine learning algorithm to pair students based on the compatibility of both personality and physical preferences. 

Multiple companies have faced criticism from students due to poor housing conditions, some of whom voiced complaints to The Daily Pennsylvanian. 

Also, Mayor and Penn alum Cherelle Parker three Penn alums to serve on the inaugural Philadelphia Board of Education.

2012 Wharton and School of Social Policy graduate Chau Wing Lam, 1973 College graduate Joyce Wilkerson, and 1972 College graduate Joan Stern were on the list of nine school board members announced on Monday.

Ritchie's appointment was announced on March 28 by Perelman School of Medicine Dean Jonathan Epstein. 

Footman alleged in 2023 that then-Interim Chief Administrative Officer of Delaware County Marc Woolley discriminated against her and other Black women employees.

Wax referred to the University speech code as both “partisan” and “bullshit.”

The Wharton appointment is one of three such professorships at Penn, with the other two housed in the School of Arts and Sciences and the Perelman School of Medicine. 

Also, Penn Electric Racing unveiled a new racing vehicle on College Green.

The $25,000 provided represents a decrease from both the $35,000 requested by Fight Night leadership and the amount delivered in previous years. 

Platt Student Performing Arts House told performing arts groups that they would not be able to use the theater until an engineer assessed the space on Monday. 

The event, which was moderated by professor of marketing Cait Lamberton and took place in Steinberg Dietrich Hall, was open to undergraduate and graduate students and had approximately 100 attendees.

In his presentation, Bio emphasized the importance of education, gender equality, and youth-oriented programs to further advance Sierra Leone and the continent of Africa.