Penn Global is funding a research project on the political consequences of urbanization in small towns in India.

P1P is an organization supporting first-generation, low-income students on campus.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with Gym about her goals as a mayoral candidate.

A representative from City Tap did not respond to a request for comment from The Daily Pennsylvanian on the reason for closure by publication.

RadioKismet is a podcast studio and content lab with a portfolio covering topics such as community, hospitality, entrepreneurship, arts, sciences, and entertainment.

The director will be among the city government's top four administrative positions and would work closely with the city’s mayor, managing director, and finance director. 

The Perry World House panel on the January Brazil insurrection featured Duke Professor John French and Ph.D. student Mariana Felix de Quadros. 

The Bonner Community Scholars Program aims to increase access to higher education for first-generation and low-income students.

The event focused on elements of relationships including health, consent, and sex education, as well as traditional Valentine’s Day-related themes.

Penn does not own nor has plans to purchase the UC Townhomes property, and administrators have said that it does not have any direct control over the redevelopment plans for the Townhomes property site. 

The lecture will feature Brent Staples from the New York Times in conversation with Tufuku Zuberi, the Penn Lasry Family Professor of Race Relations. 

According to University Life, community members are invited to “share stories, talk, and laugh as we remember the amazing life of Moe.”

The addition brings the school one step closer to Dean Pam Grossman's One Penn GSE vision, an initiative intended to unite GSE's separate facilities into one space.

The African American Resource Center is hosting civil rights activist JoAnne Bland for its annual lecture series honoring Harold Haskins. 

Penn will host 1vyG, the largest conference for first-generation, low-income Ivy League students, from Feb. 24-26. 

A Daily Pennsylvanian analysis of food safety inspection reports found that a majority of the 12 Penn Dining locations were found to have at least five health code violations.

Most schools did not respond to requests for comment on their position in the U.S. News & World Report rankings.