The flooding began with a broken sprinkler in room 713, residents and Facilities and Real Estate Services workers on the scene said.
On Hey Day, scores of juniors were blocked from entering the Quad with some witnesses even describing a tense standoff between Penn Police, AlliedBarton security guards and the boisterous students.
Students work towards easier access to SHS health records
Some students are trying to streamline the paper process by adopting a completely electronic system instead.
Admins. listen to student questions, concerns on mental health
"Mental Health at Penn: A Community Forum and Working Space" served as a two-hour discussion of mental health on campus; it was followed by a workshop between students and administrators.
On Hey Day, scores of juniors were blocked from entering the Quad with some witnesses even describing a tense standoff between Penn Police, AlliedBarton security guards and the boisterous students.
Students work towards easier access to SHS health records
Some students are trying to streamline the paper process by adopting a completely electronic system instead.
For two classes, a battle over history
A year after "Hey Day 100," students from the Class of 2017 are also celebrating "100" in their Hey Day celebration. But how can two classes celebrate the same anniversary?
Wharton announces construction of gender-neutral bathrooms
The construction of the restrooms is the product of a semester-long collaboration between Penn Non-Cis, Out for Business, and Wharton Women in Business.
How a College senior is cleaning the world, one plastic-eating bacteria at a time
It started with a trip to the dump.
Students facing food insecurity turn to free food on campus
Environmentally-conscious and thrifty, College junior Wayne Schmitt created the Facebook group Free Food at Penn in February, designed to connect Penn students to free food on campus.
After chairing Obama's bioethics commission, Gutmann will stay out of public policy to focus on Penn
Gutmann said she thinks it’s important for everyone in academia, and people in general, to get involved with public policy or other ways to give back.
Crime Log: April 15 - April 21
See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone from April 15 - April 21, which included Spring Fling.
1962 to 2016: One woman's story of navigating male-dominated academia
Phyllis Rackin, an English professor, helped open up opportunities for women in academia.
Students and SHS push for more queer-friendly healthcare services
This past Monday, the newly-formed LGBT Health and Wellness Working Group held its first meeting. The group operates as part of the LGBT Center Advisory Council, which also oversees other working groups focused on development, faculty diversity and student engagement.
Penn freshman chosen as Cards Against Humanity Science Ambassador
The card game company, known for its crude and unusual antics like selling a box of bull feces literally labeled “Bullshit” on Black Friday, offered her a full four-year scholarship to earn her STEM degree.
Can coding count as a foreign language?
Spanish, French, Mandarin — and Java? As the debate to consider counting coding as a foreign language grows louder, members of the Penn community weigh in on the possibility of a similar policy here.
SPEC-TRUM cancels spring concert following two artist cancellations
Originally, the Social Planning and Events Committee to Represent Undergraduate Minorities planned its annual spring concert featuring YG, Metro Boomin and Kamaiyah to be held on Wednesday night.
Student groups eager to get out the vote for Pa. primary
Tuesday began early for College junior Leopold Spohngellert, one of the many Penn students leading get-out-the-vote efforts on the morning of the Pennsylvania primary.
DP receives results from investigation of reporting practices during South Carolina presidential primary trip
Executive Editor of Politico Peter Canellos, Managing Editor at Propublica Robin Fields and writer at New York Times Binyamin Applebaum conducted the report and passed on their findings.
The five stages of grief may make sense on paper, but in practice people rarely fit this mold. Everyone’s experience with grief is unique.


















