The exhibit will run from Sept. 9 to Dec. 13. and is located in Kamin Gallery on the first floor of Van Pelt Library.

The museum will fully re-open to Penn students on Nov. 13, and to the general public on Nov. 16, with redesigned galleries and a refurbished main entrance and auditorium.

Suma, known for young adult novels like "A Room Away from the Wolves" and "The Walls Around Us," is teaching at Penn for one semester through the Creative Writing program. 

The film is an adaptation of Northwestern University professor E. Patrick Johnson's book, "Sweet Tea: Black Gay Men of the South." The documentary explores the lives of Johnson and six other gay black men whose stories were originally told in Johnson's work. 

The annual Distinguished Daughter event has taken place since 1948 and recognizes women who demonstrate exceptional service through their career or volunteer efforts.

The program partnered with the Council on International Educational Exchange – an nonprofit promotes studying abroad – to offer passports for U.S. citizen students, according to a Penn Abroad website. The passports are traditionally valued at $145. 

Annenberg professor Kathleen Hall Jamieson calls on scientists to be more transparent about their methods and to abide by scientific norms to counter the public's waning trust in scientific research.

PATH will have an app that allows students to plan their four-year academic path at Penn on worksheets. 

Nguyen was previously recognized for his efforts in 2017 by being named a Top 25 Environmentalist Under 25, and in 2018, a Top 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leader.

The program, called Wharton MBA Advance Access, now allows student in their final year from any university to be accepted early to the full-time MBA program after working for two to four years after graduation.

Five of the Fortune 100 CEOs earned their graduate degree from Penn.

"Squishr" features a ranking system that tracks the number of lanternflies a person has killed. Users with the highest number of kills can make the “Today’s Top Squishers" list. 

Penn researchers created a model to accurately predict the activation of various regions of the brain in response to an electrical stimulation, which could help tailor brain stimulation therapies to individual patients. 

Jogia read and discussed excerpts of "Mixed Feelings," his new book that explores race and identity through poems and imagery.  

The first sit-in took place on Sept. 27 outside the office of President Amy Gutmann, with about 40 students and faculty members in attendance.

The decrease in the endowment return rate compared to last year's marks a trend across Penn's peer institutions.

The organization’s membership includes Penn Democrats, College Republicans, and the Government and Politics Association.