IFC President Bradley Freeman said the council has not been able to work on establishing the position because the semester has been "hectic" with "the task force and registered events."

Relief organizations struggle to help those trapped in rural areas in the interior of the island, since there is often little data on roadways, buildings and even entire towns. 

Just Salad, a New York-based eatery that sells salads, wraps, smoothies and more, plans to open campus location at 3728 Spruce Street, replacing Saladworks.

In 2005, what started as a risque photo  turned into legal charges when a student shared a photo online of a couple having sex against a Rodin College House window. 

“The expectation is that undergrads generally do not stay around in the summertime,” Faculty Director of College Houses and Academic Services Dennis DeTurck said. 

Wharton senior Henry Rogers is the third Penn student to die this semester. 

“The regents have voted to dumb down the discourse on UW campuses, to restrict robust debate, and to tell students that their views matter less than those of visiting provocateurs." 

“As a transfer, it’s a little bit harder because people already have their friend groups. It’s nice to get to know people right away on your floor," College junior August Gebhard-Koenigstein said.

Tik Tak users can write anonymous posts that will be seen by other users nearby. Users can also vote up or down on posts or leave comments on the posts. 

Founded last semester, Penn Undergraduates for Refugee Empowerment is dedicated to raising awareness about issues relevant to international refugees and migrants on campus. 

Professors of Practice are subject matter experts from outside the world of academia, brought in to teach the real world applications of theory.

The application process for funding has numerous steps and can last up to nearly two months.

Penn Police is warning students of an email and text messaging scam targeting and extorting money from members of the University community.

"[S]ocial circles can become constrained to those that live in those places...it’s essentially dividing up students based on what they can and cannot pay for." 

The operation took place in "sanctuary cities," where municipal officials refuse to turn undocumented immigrants accused of nonviolent crimes over to federal customs authorities. 

Cariann Hithon, 22, is the third Temple University student to have died this semester. 

The class, "Topics in Sexuality and Gender Law," is taught by Suzanne Goldberg, who is responsible for addressing sexual assault on campus.