In the past two weeks, three women have brought allegations of sexual assault and impropriety against Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh. 

Penn Vice President for Finance and Treasurer MaryFrances McCourt announced at the Board of Trustees meeting last night Penn's undergraduate endowment topped $1 billion this year.

Wharton MBA graduates are leading HUNGRY and LocalStove, two companies which recently merged to help connect corporate offices’ to high-quality catering from local chefs. 

Berset discussed how Switzerland's model of direct democracy may offer insight to the challenges modern democracy faces in the era of fake news.  

The film professor plans to extend the center’s outreach to include more academic disciplines and underrepresented student groups.

Co-authored by a Wharton professor, the study also found that Asian American CEOs served terms that were half as long, on average, than those of their white counterparts. 

International students who major in STEM-designated programs are eligible for an extension allowing them to work in the U.S. on their student visa for a longer time than graduates with other degrees. 

Philadelphia was ranked the worst city in America for loud adult voices, parking issues, and ugly landscaping. 

UA President Michael Krone told the DP that the increased cost of living off campus was one of the two main concerns among student leaders briefed of the plan beforehand.

In three years, all undergraduate sophomores will be required to live in college housing. Sophomores will not be permitted to live in on-campus Greek houses.

Kavanaugh, who has long been a member of the Federalist Society, has been accused of sexual assault, and new allegations continue to delay his confirmation vote.

The app is available via Facebook Messenger and features Tag, an online avatar designed to act as the user’s “healthy conscience.”

These initiatives were announced to students deemed “highly-aided” via an email from Provost Wendell Pritchett and Vice President for Finance and Treasurer MaryFrances McCourt Tuesday.

In the wake of Bill Alexander's absence, CAPS Deputy Executive Director Meeta Kumar has implemented several new initiatives in his noticeable absence.

In April, students and members of the department were emailed and given the option to submit their pronouns to be publicly shared on the website. 

The decision, which is part of an initiative to create a 'sophomore experience' for second-year students, was released to student leaders at a meeting in Huntsman Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 25. 

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