Facilities and Real Estate Services said they currently have no further updates on safety measures at the intersection.
Renovation of 40th St. trolley station: Concrete to green
According to the State of the University City District for 2013-2014, the portal “will be an animated gathering space with abundant sun and shade, trees and plantings with features offering varied ways for diverse users to enjoy and experience the space.”
Celebrating Netter's 20th anniversary with alumni, staff
In honor of the Netter Center’s 20th anniversary, The Daily Pennsylvanian profiled Penn alumni who are currently working at the Netter Center.
Barnes Foundation features opera by retired Penn professor
Wendy Steiner, Richard L. Fisher Professor of English Emerita, got the idea for the opera after hearing a lecture at Penn by a historian who spoke about women’s secrets books from the Renaissance.
Renovation of 40th St. trolley station: Concrete to green
According to the State of the University City District for 2013-2014, the portal “will be an animated gathering space with abundant sun and shade, trees and plantings with features offering varied ways for diverse users to enjoy and experience the space.”
Celebrating Netter's 20th anniversary with alumni, staff
In honor of the Netter Center’s 20th anniversary, The Daily Pennsylvanian profiled Penn alumni who are currently working at the Netter Center.
Penn competition adds global perspective
Y-Prize, a Wharton-Engineering competition, is now accepting applications from around the world due to its partnership with Marblar, an online crowdsourcing platform.
Profs use origami to model microstructures
The research can be applied to create emergency shelters that fold flat.
HipCityVeg opens in University City
On Friday, the vegetarian and vegan restaurant HipCityVeg opened its doors on 40th Street between Walnut and Locust streets. GALLERY: See the inside.
The Philadelphia Police Department is still searching for the driver involved in a hit-and-run that occurred on campus on Thursday evening.
The Neighbourhood to headline SPEC Fall Concert
The Fall Concert will be held at 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 15 in the Harrison Auditorium of the Penn Museum.
Petition calls for SAC transparency on moratorium
The moratorium, which was implemented last fall, prevents new student groups from getting SAC funding.
Crime Log: Sept. 27 to Oct. 3
Read about the crimes that occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Sept. 27 and Oct. 3.
Car hits bicyclist at 3800 block of Spruce Street
The bicyclist, an unaffiliated female, is being treated at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Phishing scheme targets Penn
Approximately a dozen PennKey holders were affected by a phishing scheme designed to extract personal information that has been circulating over email in the past few days.
Wharton grad finds passion in playing organ
The Curtis organ, which was donated to the University in 1927, has 10,731 individual pipes.
Economist offers solution in shaky corporate world
Easton speaks about MLPs, newly emerging business models that will revolutionize the corporate world.
Penn leads in endowment returns across Ivies, peers
Endowment returns across the Ivy League have surged following a relatively stagnant 2012 fiscal year, with Penn leading the pack.
Corbett's insurance plan has unclear effects on Penn Med
The proposal comes as a response to the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which provides federal funding for state Medicaid expansion.
Prof research: How black, Latino men succeed
Harper and his team interviewed black and Latino male students and connected with the students on a personal level.












