Penn health system faces multiple lawsuits this spring
In the past couple of months, Penn Health has been the object of three separate lawsuits.
In the past couple of months, Penn Health has been the object of three separate lawsuits.
The new shipping center, which occupies half of the ground floor of 1920s Commons, officially opened its doors to the public last Wednesday.
Times Higher Education has ranked Penn 16th based on a world-wide university ranking system.
A fraternity listserv email thread containing racial and homophobic slurs prompted a member to leave the organization at the end of the spring semester.
The new shipping center, which occupies half of the ground floor of 1920s Commons, officially opened its doors to the public last Wednesday.
Times Higher Education has ranked Penn 16th based on a world-wide university ranking system.
According to Canvas at Penn’s blog post about the May 16th user interface update, everyone would “jump for joy over the new Canvas UI!” But to students, while a welcome change, the update was largely inconsequential.
During the three-and-a-half hour hearing in Norristown, Pennsylvania, Judge Elizabeth A. McHugh found enough evidence to continue with a criminal trial against the comedian.
Rafael Robb, who taught economics at Penn, was denied early release on Monday for the 2006 killing of his wife.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch spoke about fighting injustice and promoting inclusivity at the Penn Law commencement ceremony on May 16.
Tiffany Trump, daughter of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, and Naomi Biden, the grand-daughter of Vice President Joe Biden, were among the roughly 1,500 graduating students of the College of Arts and Sciences on May 15.
At Penn’s 260th Commencement this morning, playwright, composer and self-described “painfully aware” Lin-Manuel Miranda addressed the “dear, terrified graduates,” encouraging them to live and tell the stories of their lives.
2012 was the year Penn's soon-to-be graduates first graced Locust Walk, but it was also the year of YOLO, Linsanity and the infectious "Call Me Maybe."
The Daily Pennsylvanian caught up with two alumni who have used their Penn education to work toward improving conditions for the LGBTQ community.
Check out where some of Penn's enterprising students are using their time away from campus.
We went year-by-year to look at what events have influenced the formative years of this weekend's newly minted graduates.
While a small percentage of Penn students remain in Philadelphia for work after graduation, 64 percent of recent graduates from local and regional universities stayed in the city after graduation in 2014.
While the city and Penn prepare to welcome Miranda, the Founding Father's shadow looms in Philadelphia's history.
An apparent computer glitch may have affected around 100 rooms.
Plans that hopeful high school seniors write on their college applications rarely end up falling in line with what they actually do at Penn.