This week's crime log is dominated by thefts and burglaries, as well as two cases of sexual assault.

Wharton professor Witold Henisz won for his course titled "Corporate Diplomacy: Aligning Stakeholder Analytics and Strategy," which is listed as both MGMT 720 and MGMT 209.

Wolf also issued an executive order earlier this week postponing the application deadline for the program to Nov. 4. 

Temple’s announcement comes just two weeks after the University of Pennsylvania announced that a comprehensive spring semester plan will be released to the community by mid-November. 

The study's findings may be key in the fight against the increasing numbers of antibiotic-resistant bacteria because this peptide could potentially be repurposed into an antibiotic treatment.

Philadelphia has fallen in the rankings for the last two years, ranking No. 98 in 2018 and No. 102 in 2019.  

The district will follow a phased approach, with the youngest students returning to school first.

International students called on administration for more support at a town hall meeting with Annenberg Dean John Jackson last spring after the pandemic amplified concerns about visas, traveling abroad, and the unstable job market. 

While they did not dominate the crowd, around 500 Generation Z Trump supporters showed up to see the president. Many said they were fervent supporters of the president due to his abortion and Supreme Court stances, but also said they feared expressing such views at their universities.

PWBM used a microsimulation model to show the future implications of both remote learning and in-person learning, should students return to the classroom during the pandemic. 

Kelley Currie, the United States Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues, cited an increase of gender-based violence as a result of the stay-at-home measures and loss of economic opportunity.

While some organizations have resumed some in-person services, student representatives from various religious groups say they are still struggling to maintain a sense of togetherness as operations remain largely online.

Although Trump is concerned about election integrity in Philadelphia, Penn students are not. Instead, student leaders  are pointing the finger at the 1968 Wharton graduate himself.

Giuliani made a number of false or exaggerated statements, including a statement that "people don't die" of COVID-19 anymore. 

The city will create a triage desk to identify 911 calls involving mental health issues and offer services to those residents instead of arresting them, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported

Philadelphia also loosened crowd size restrictions, but to a lesser degree than statewide regulations.

Philadelphia lawyers argued that because satellite offices are not official voting locations like polling places, poll watchers are not permitted under state law to observe activities there.