The panel topics included the predictions of risk in sexual assault situations and the similarities and differences between military and non-military sexual assault episodes.

The alert, which was posted at 4:56 p.m., described the suspect as a male, between 15 to 17 years old. 

The survey, conducted by the Association of American Universities, included input from 10,306 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students at Penn.

The panelists, who are current FGLI graduate students, answered student questions about the difficulties of finding housing and financial help as a graduate student. 

The "Reimagining Mental Health" conference featured speakers from across the Philadelphia and Penn communities who discussed harm reductionist and trauma-informed approaches to health care.

Administrators will hold focus groups next semester to figure out how to improve housing options for grad students. 

According to Penn Med News, the team of researchers found that cells in the outer region of spinal discs initiate a weak healing process post-injury, which can lead to disc degeneration

The study, led by communication professor Yphtach Lelkes, was part of a series of multi-part research effort looking into political polarization in the United States.

According to a Wharton press release, the name change is a result of the ubiquity of digital publishing, now a common tool to efficiently deliver content to readers worldwide.

The study found that white participants were less likely to blame all Muslims for terrorist attacks after reading about terror committed by white Europeans.

Engineering junior Claudia Detre, Engineering and Wharton sophomore Akash Jain, and Engineering sophomores Sydney Baker, Sarthak Jain, Ronak Bhagia, and Arnav Joshi are running to fill the vacant seats.

On October 4, the complainant reported being in a verbal altercation with the suspect, who then struck him in the head with a chair. 

The book details Fajgenbaum's research and experience with Castleman disease, which he was diagnosed with while enrolled in medical school. 

The course, "Archaeology in Pop Culture," will be offered as a freshman seminar taught by Anthropology professor Douglas Smit. 

The five-week project, called Curious Cabinets, required first-year architecture students to scan museum artifacts to develop 18 different 3D models for the installation.

Greenfest is hosted each semester by the Student Sustainability Association at Penn, also known as SSAP, the umbrella organization for all student environmental groups on campus.

The three-day conference began with a keynote address from historian Howard Dodson on the history and significance of the arrival of enslaved people to the United States.