At the second installment of the march, various protestors took their slogans, stories, and appeals off the internet and onto printed signs.
After five years, the Penn Bookstore is undergoing major renovations
The project, which began over winter break, will replace the escalators with newer models and will renovate the bathrooms, the elevator, and the cafe upstairs.
Here's why Penn student groups are already prepping for the midterm election in November
Currently, Republicans hold the majority in both the Senate and the House. After these elections, however, 33 Senate seats and 435 House seats have the potential to turnover.
'West is the best': Amazon's second headquarters could be less than a mile from Penn
Two of the three Philadelphia locations proposed to construct Amazon's second headquarters are within blocks of Penn's campus.
After five years, the Penn Bookstore is undergoing major renovations
The project, which began over winter break, will replace the escalators with newer models and will renovate the bathrooms, the elevator, and the cafe upstairs.
Here's why Penn student groups are already prepping for the midterm election in November
Currently, Republicans hold the majority in both the Senate and the House. After these elections, however, 33 Senate seats and 435 House seats have the potential to turnover.
Penn grad students just got approval to vote for a union. Here's why that might not happen.
Penn’s administration is acting similarly to peer institutions, which are filing appeals against grad student elections or completely refusing to bargain with these groups.
A Pennsylvania state senator was asked to resign over sexual misconduct allegations
Penn Dems had been in communication with Leach last semester about a possible appearance at Penn in the coming months, Penn Dems President and Wharton sophomore Dylan Milligan said.
As Hamilton Court ups its rent, some students question whether new amenities are worth the cost
HamCo will include a karaoke speakeasy bar, a Halal Guys, as well as a 10,000 square-foot, $7-8 million “amenity building” with a rooftop pool, hot tub, gym, and outdoor kitchen for residents.
Penn Libraries has received grants to digitize major cultural collections
Penn will collaborate with Columbia University and the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation in the next three years to digitize Arabic, Persian, and Turkish texts through a full-time cataloger.
Penn students and faculty joined thousands of protestors at the second Phila. Women's March
“You can’t really have a functioning democracy without an activated public,” political science professor Julia Lynch said.
These Wharton groups are teaming up to promote wellness through 'passion projects'
"Exploring your passion not only benefits your academic work but also helps improve your mental health,” Wharton freshman and member of Passion Projects committee Gabriel Sokoloff said.
'Overwhelmed' by water main breaks, Phila. now accepts 24/7 reports via social media
On Penn's campus, the result of the increase in burst pipes and flooding has been an increase in administrative support and resources.
To celebrate the Chinese Year of the Dog, the Penn Museum launched a photo contest for pups
The contest, part of the Penn Museum’s 37th annual Chinese New Year Celebration, requires Instagram entries to include their dog's name and a New Year's resolution for their pet.
UCLA banned fraternities from hosting in-house events with alcohol on Tuesday
Other universities have also taken steps to reduce the presence of Greek Life on campus, including the University of Michigan, Ohio State University, Texas State University, Louisiana State University, and Penn State University.
Increased membership and campus unity: student leaders reflect on Trump at Penn a year later
Penn Democrats President and Wharton sophomore Dylan Milligan said this past fall 120 new members signed up to be part of the Penn Dems deputy board, 100 of which were freshman.
A look into the small but 'worthwhile' new minors, from Medical Sociology to Law & Society
The four new minors include Archaeological Science, East Central European Studies, Law & Society, and Medical Sociology, all of which were introduced in the fall of 2016.
How Financial Services is responding to student criticism of the work-study program
SRFS plans to create a single website to consolidate all job postings and is working to raise and standardize salaries and plans to increase the number of jobs desirable to students.
A look into Trump's impact on Penn after his first year in office
Jan. 20, 2018 marks a year since President Donald Trump was inaugurated, beginning one of the most controversial administrations in U.S. history. It also marks a full year since Penn has had a graduate in the country's top office.
Why more restaurants accept dining dollars from Drexel than from Penn
Drexel's Dragon Dollars are accepted at over 50 privately owned restaurants and retailers in University City, including The Fresh Grocer, White Dog Cafe, Saxbys Coffee, New Delhi, and Shake Shack.



















