These guidelines constitute Penn’s first university-wide policy for the use of artificial intelligence programs.
SEPTA to phase out tokens in 2024, shifting to modern payment methods
By
Samantha Graines
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Nov. 7, 2023
Individuals can now pay their fare for SEPTA’s services by tapping a credit card, mobile wallet, or the SEPTA key card.
Penn athletes partner with Team IMPACT to aid children with health challenges
By
Mariam Kazmi
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Nov. 7, 2023
Team IMPACT pairs children who are a part of the organization with local college sports teams.
The Latest
By
Nicholas Maharaj
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Nov. 8, 2023
Justice and Peck spoke at Irvine Auditorium on Nov. 7 as part of Penn’s Social Planning and Events Committee Connaissance, an organization dedicated to bringing keynote speakers to Penn.
2016 Fels Institute of Government graduate Cherelle Parker first woman elected mayor of Philadelphia
Parker, a former Philadelphia city councilmember and Pennsylvania state representative, faced Republican candidate David Oh and emerged as the winner with 74% of the vote.
Wellness at Penn finds high student engagement in sleep, sexual health programming
By
Gabriel Steinberg
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Nov. 8, 2023
Both programs are accessed via weekly emails that are sent directly to students which include PDF lessons including a variety of media.
Wellness at Penn finds high student engagement in sleep, sexual health programming
By
Gabriel Steinberg
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Nov. 8, 2023
Both programs are accessed via weekly emails that are sent directly to students which include PDF lessons including a variety of media.
SEPTA to phase out tokens in 2024, shifting to modern payment methods
By
Samantha Graines
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Nov. 7, 2023
Individuals can now pay their fare for SEPTA’s services by tapping a credit card, mobile wallet, or the SEPTA key card.
Penn athletes partner with Team IMPACT to aid children with health challenges
By
Mariam Kazmi
·
Nov. 7, 2023
Team IMPACT pairs children who are a part of the organization with local college sports teams.
Penn Medicine names Alicia Gresham to serve as CEO of Pennsylvania Hospital
By
Ethan Young
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Nov. 7, 2023
Gresham currently serves as the senior vice president and chief operating officer of Network Practices at Mount Sinai Health System, a position she has been in since 2021.
President Liz Magill has previously condemned the Hamas attack on Israel and antisemitism on campus in multiple statements to the Penn community.
A voter's guide to the 2023 general election
By
Jonah Miller
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Nov. 7, 2023
Philadelphia will choose its 100th Mayor, either Republican David Oh or Democrat Cherelle Parker.
Penn political groups share plans, endorsements for election day in off-year municipal election
By
Jonah Miller
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Nov. 7, 2023
Penn Democrats, Penn College Republicans, and Penn Young Democratic Socialists of America shared their preparations, plans, and endorsements ahead of Election Day.
Tropical Smoothie Cafe opens location near Penn's campus at 3737 Chestnut apartment building
By
David Zhang
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Nov. 6, 2023
Tropical Smoothie Cafe joins Playa Bowls and Gong Cha, which both opened in June, as new restaurant offerings in University City.
Penn researchers partner with Camden County to create virtual reality training on Narcan use
By
Vivi Sankar
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Nov. 6, 2023
The virtual reality video aims to educate the public on how to use Narcan through an accessible, immersive training experience.
Drone Club at Penn gives students the chance to build drones and explore new technology
By
Shirley Yuan
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Nov. 6, 2023
Drone Club at Penn is open to students of all backgrounds, regardless of their previous experiences with engineering, coding, and electronics.
Wharton MBA student launches 'Crushes' app to reinvent dating for Penn community
By
Vivi Sankar
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Nov. 6, 2023
Initially launched on Valentine's Day last year, Crushes was first available exclusively to Wharton MBA students
Annenberg survey finds decline in vaccine trust, rise in health misinformation acceptance
By
Henessis Umacata
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Nov. 6, 2023
71% of those surveyed agreed that vaccines approved in the United States are safe, a decrease from 77% in April 2021.
Penn finds 'no credible threat' after staff receive antisemitic emails targeting Hillel, Lauder dorm
Penn's Division of Public Safety was notified of the threats and conducted safety sweeps of Penn Hillel and Lauder College House.
School of Arts and Sciences announces initiative to encourage respectful dialogue, open expression
By
Ethan Crawford
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Nov. 5, 2023
The SAS Dean’s Office announced “Living the Hard Promise: A Dialogue Series” and reaffirmed its commitment to open expression in an email to the Penn community on Nov. 2.
Spring 2024 Communications curriculum expands with six new courses covering journalism to AI
By
Naija Agarwal
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Nov. 5, 2023
The new courses will be taught by visiting and postdoctoral fellows, which means they will be one-time offerings.
Assistant professor of Penn Nursing awarded grant to support LGBTQ adolescents and their families
By
Sofia Casado
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Nov. 5, 2023
The grant will go towards helping expand Parents Advancing Supportive and Sexuality-Inclusive Sex Talks.
Penn students celebrate Filipino American Heritage Month throughout October
By
Sadiqua Khan
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Nov. 5, 2023
Students celebrated Filipino American History Month in October, with events including the annual Halo-Halloween celebration hosted by the Penn Philippine Association.
