Penn Political Coalition launches nonpartisan fund
PoCo, the umbrella organization for political student groups, will launch a $7,500 fund for policy and politics-related programming on campus.
PoCo, the umbrella organization for political student groups, will launch a $7,500 fund for policy and politics-related programming on campus.
Harvard President criticizes President Obama’s higher-education agenda.
The lecture was part of Kennedy’s three-day visit to campus.
The change is the latest in evolving crime reporting practices at Penn.
Harvard President criticizes President Obama’s higher-education agenda.
The lecture was part of Kennedy’s three-day visit to campus.
The auction will be held today at 5 p.m. in Houston Hall, Class of ’49.
The calzone eatery closed Sunday because of declining revenue.
Penn Medicine Washington Square was built with the patient in mind.
The new branch of Federal Donuts will be located on 3428 Sansom St.
Competition finalists’ apps will be developed by venture capital firms.
Henry Steinberg, a 2013 College graduate, taught students gathered at the Kelly Writer’s house how to bind four different types of books.
Penn GSE created Education Design Studio, Inc., which assists start-ups through a $10,000 investment and up to 18 months of mentorship.
2013 grad and former addict Devin Reaves is opening the Brotherly Love House, which will emphasize career placement and community service, despite local opposition.
This week, they held a phonebanking event for Cory Booker, the mayor of Newark running for Senate.
Before coming to Penn, Fatou Wilson owned multiple locations of Fatou and Fama, an award winning restaurant.
Defendants in Whitewood v. Corbett, which include Pa. governor Tom Corbett, have filed motions to have charges filed against them dismissed.
Penn’s Admission Office has invited 400 high achieving Philadelphia students to the University for a conference to offer their advice on the college admissions process.
Ankur Kumar’s sudden resignation follows a Sept. 27 article in The Wall Street Journal, titled “What’s Wrong With Wharton?”
La Casa Latina hosted United Farm Workers labor union co-founder Dolores Huerta on October 1. Huerta spoke of the implications of being a female Latino worker.