Penn Dems President and Wharton junior Dylan Milligan attended the rally with a group of 126 student members who received tickets after volunteering to canvas for Democrats.
New study shows students consider high costs and work-life balance of law school
The total Penn Law School estimated costs — including books, room and board, and other additional expenses — is $95,400 for the 2018-2019 academic year.
The rally, which Obama will be headlining, is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. and is for the reelection of United States Senator Bob Casey and Governor Tom Wolf, both of whom are Democrats.
Harvard University breaks record for higher education capital campaign, bringing in $9.6 billion
Penn launched the most ambitious fundraising campaign in its history this past April. President Gutmann's goal is to raise $4.1 billion for the University.
New study shows students consider high costs and work-life balance of law school
The total Penn Law School estimated costs — including books, room and board, and other additional expenses — is $95,400 for the 2018-2019 academic year.
The rally, which Obama will be headlining, is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. and is for the reelection of United States Senator Bob Casey and Governor Tom Wolf, both of whom are Democrats.
Penn grad sues Castle for negligence after flaming marshmallow causes permanent scarring
Davis's complaint states the alleged incident took place at a fraternity event, "Magic Gardens Halloween," on Oct. 27, 2017 at an off-campus venue at 5126 Warren St.
Penn Admissions Dean Eric Furda says U. will not follow Stanford in withholding admissions rate
Furda said the lack of available data may add to the stress surrounding the already existing mystique surrounding college admissions.
Three nearby Pa. schools rank in nation's top 100 high schools, measured by enrollment in college
Specifically within Philadelphia County, the Germantown Friends School and the Julia R. Masterman School both ranked first, while the William Penn Charter School ranked third.
President's Engagement Prize winner Shadrack Frimpong returns to Penn for master's in nonprofit leadership
The first person from his Ghanaian village to attend college, Frimpong leads Cocoa360, which makes education and health treatment more accessible for Ghanaians.
At a West Philly barber shop, police and residents address issues of racial disparity
Police officers raised the issue of disparate police practices when concerning law enforcement of drug use in West Philadelphia and on college campuses such as Penn's.
Chief Wellness Officer Benoit Dubé discusses ideas to solve 'deficiencies' in Penn's wellness culture
Dubé raised ideas such as centralizing Student Health Services and CAPS, abolishing grades for freshman year, and creating programs like 'Thrive at Penn' for grades beyond freshman year.
Poverty rates are falling across the United States, but not in Philadelphia
Out of the ten most populous cities in America, Philadelphia had the highest poverty rate and was named the poorest large city.
Jeb Bush just became Penn’s second presidential professor of practice. Here’s what that means.
Penn professors hail the appointment of Jeb Bush to Presidential Professor of Practice as an intelligent move that will promote bipartisanship on campus.
Largest Wawa in Philadelphia opens at 34th and Market
The new store was announced as part of an expansion throughout Philadelphia — five other Wawa locations are expected to open within city bounds by the end of the year.
First-gen., low-income students receive subsidized passports at event promoting study abroad
This event was one of the first events sponsored by Penn First Plus since its formation in the spring.
At Mayor's Scholars event, Jim Kenney urges Penn freshmen to stay in Philadelphia
Mayor’s Scholars at Penn are students from Philadelphia, or one of the city's four adjacent counties, who benefit from a special financial aid program.
As midterms loom, young Republicans at Penn find themselves split over 'Trumpism' again
Vice President of College Republicans Owen O’Hare said, 'We’re not the type of club that would support a candidate because Trump is supporting them.'
Research suggests that students nationwide are drinking less alcohol than 25 years ago
Another study, published in May 2017, found that Pennsylvania middle and high schoolers, as well as college students, are drinking less than the national average,
The students behind Gender Balance Consulting Club want to examine Penn groups’ gender ratios
Gender Balance Consulting hopes to enact systemic change by offering specific solutions to student organizations and the Penn administration on how to achieve gender balance.



















