Penn Law gets $10M donation
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Penn Law gets $10M donation
Penn Law gets $10M donation
With new tool, attendance is just a click away
Experts join to discuss young black poverty
New takes on saving the world
Student gets new murder trial date
2 Walnut stores heading westward
Officials: Illegal immigrants not hurt in admissions
A proposed bill would make it a crime to aid an illegal immigrant, but Penn officials say they plan to continue disregarding citizenship status in the admissions process for now. Penn's Dean of Freshmen and advising director Janet Tighe said that since Penn seeks to admit well-rounded students, "it's appropriate that we're not interested in their political status.
Class leaders warn against Hey Day excess
Losing money, schools look to limit study abroad
Entrepreneurship gets a boost
Accreditation could go national
Mayoral candidates face suits
Alum's site offers blast from University's past
Thalmann elected UA chairman
