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Online content, which is published at a faster rate, can affect the tenure decisions and the amount of information accessible to students.

Penn President Amy Gutmann has been in high demand this week.

Less than half of the college houses reduced electricity usage throughout the course of the challenge.

While upperclassmen advisors relish the opportunity to help younger students, some feel that their helping hand is not always reached for. They would like to see improvements in the program that encourage additional interaction throughout the school year.

Trump launched an exploratory committee on Wednesday.

Melartin replaces Julie Lyzinski Nettleton, who left the position in November to serve as director of the Office of Student Conduct.

Included with the 20-page guide is a one-pager information sheet that lists the locations and phone numbers of the 14 centers featured in the guide, along with four others. 

Spring Fling, featuring two performers, will take place on April 17th at Franklin Field. The performers will be announced Sunday night.

Cafe Renata, an eatery located at 4305 Locust Street caught fire last Thursday. 

The faces of the Russian counterculture took the floor last night.  The Slavic Languages Department and Perry World House brought Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, two of the founders the Russian band Pussy Riot to Penn for a question and answer session on Tuesday.

Last month, Wharton MBA Admissions announced the hire of Frank DeVecchis as the new Director of Admissions.

On Tuesday, Penn Yoga and Meditation hosted a free workshop on relaxation and mediation, flying in instructor Mangal Aarti from Toronto to help the audience achieve transcendence.

Rashad has recieved recognition for her work in the community and was even invited to the White House for her input on issues that the Muslim community faces.

The video of University of Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon members chanting racial slurs, which surfaced last week, sparked Philadelphia residents to hold a rally in Love Park Monday afternoon.

Saven's journey shows that banking isn't for everyone — a trailer can offer what Wall Street can't.

One thing all Penn students have in common is that they need a place to live. These are the stories of five different groups of students, all who went through very different channels, to find their homes on-campus for next year.