At a rally before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary, Warren called for “big structural change.”
Phila. Mayor Jim Kenney visits Chinatown to address racism following coronavirus outbreak
Chinatown residents said worries of the coronavirus have caused a decrease in the number of people eating out at restaurants, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Penn Medicine researchers find genetically-edited immune cells can fight cancer
The research team found that manufactured cells were able to kill cancer months after their original infusion, Penn Medicine News reported.
UA fills vacant Nursing seat with special election – but only 17 people voted
Nursing sophomore Candy Greczylo won the election unopposed with 17 votes from sophomores, juniors, and seniors in The School of Nursing on Friday.
Phila. Mayor Jim Kenney visits Chinatown to address racism following coronavirus outbreak
Chinatown residents said worries of the coronavirus have caused a decrease in the number of people eating out at restaurants, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Penn Medicine researchers find genetically-edited immune cells can fight cancer
The research team found that manufactured cells were able to kill cancer months after their original infusion, Penn Medicine News reported.
Informatics assistant professor Mary Regina Boland found links between a person's birth month and a variety of cardiovascular, respiratory, and neurological diseases.
Annenberg's FactCheck.org debunks several viral coronavirus conspiracy theories
Viral posts on social media sites including Facebook, Instagram, and Reddit have spread misinformation about the coronavirus, which FactCheck.org has been working to correct.
Lululemon campus pop-up closes after second lease extension
The store was part of Lululemon’s national effort to establish pop-ups on college campuses in order to target students and promote wellness through free events
GRIP China programs will relocate in light of coronavirus outbreak
The two programs, Law and International Affairs in Beijing and Engineering in Shenzhen, will place students at Seoul companies in their respective fields.
CAPS will launch behavioral health consultant program to streamline communication with SHS
The program will feature one behavioral health consultant, Heather Charboneau, who will work to streamline communication between CAPS and Student Health Services and work to serve students' specific needs.
Penn Monologues will replace annual Vagina Monologues event to promote inclusivity
Penn V-Day's board, also known as V-Board, decided to replace the Vagina Monologues in Spring 2018 to showcase a more inclusive production not centered around the female anatomy.
Campus Health's new online program aims to provide inclusive sexual education
Proponents of the program said it will be especially helpful for students who may be uncomfortable asking about sexual health in public settings.
Penn Transit extends Trader Joe's shuttles for two months after serving nearly 500 people
Penn Transit originally planned to run the pilot through Feb. 1 but has extended the period through April 4 to collect more data on ridership, Senior Associate Director of Penn Transit Michael Randolph said.
Coronavirus outbreak causes Penn to recommend 14-day self-isolation upon return from China
Campus Health, Penn Global, and International Students and Scholars are currently in communication with individuals who have recently returned from China, according to the email.
At Philadelphia climate rally, youth leaders call for local oil refinery to stay shuttered
The climate strike rally, which was attended by Penn students and leaders of Fossil Free Penn, was one of the last events in Philly Thrive’s month of action, during which the group held events and demonstrations to protest selling and re-opening the oil refinery.
Senate votes to acquit 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump, concluding impeachment trial
Trump, the only Penn graduate ever elected to the presidency, was impeached last December when the House of Representatives passed two articles charging him with abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
The Office of Student Affairs confirmed Tuesday night that the University has ended the IAA's registration with the University.
At Phila. rally lacking younger attendees, Bloomberg vows to defeat Trump
One day after the tumultuous Iowa caucuses produced no clear winner, former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg spoke before nearly 2,000 people at the National Constitutional Center.
Coronavirus prompts Penn Wharton China Center in Beijing to remain closed until Feb. 10
The Penn Wharton China Center opened in March 2015 and works to facilitate Penn student and faculty research and expand Wharton’s impact on business practices in China.



















