UA sets agenda at semester's first meeting
Student attacked near campus
Tulane engineers looking for a home
UA sets agenda at semester's first meeting
Student attacked near campus
Groups consider dorms for frosh only
'Apprentice' contestant: Be hungry to win
Women get bids as sorority rush ends
Study: 'Other' mostly checked by whites
Conversion trend shrinks housing options
Expert: University response adequate
Penn's real 'Animal Houses'
Politician, football great seek GOP governor nod
Faculty, students get ready for debate
As College of Arts and Sciences officials get ready to introduce a global culture curricular requirement this fall, the question of whether a similar requirement for U.S. society should be implemented remains unanswered. And members of the Committee on Undergraduate Education are preparing to debate the issue all semester long, while advocates of the proposed requirement are building their case.
Wharton marks 125th birthday
High school hoops at the Palestra
GOP hopefuls debate in Phila.
