Rising College sophomore Sheila Quintana and two others were arrested on Wednesday, June 28 during a DreamActivist PA demonstration against the Montgomery County Correctional Facility in Norristown, Pa.

Psychiatry professor Jay Amsterdam filed a second complaint on June 26 against two colleagues based on ghostwriting charges that Penn had dismissed in March.

Chairez and DreamActivist PA are protesting today against Montgomery County Correctional Facility in Norristown, Pa. for cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The online petition, which has received over 800 signatures, criticizes the Medical School administration for eliminating the Office for Diversity and Community Outreach.

When police arrived at the scene, 25-year-old Jarrel Teague had already been shot multiple times in the arm, chest and neck areas.

Amy Sadao will discontinue her post at Visual AIDS on Sept. 1 to become the ICA director.

This ensures MERT is properly prepared according to state guidelines to respond effectively to campus emergencies and that patient information is kept strictly confidential.

300 corporate, military, university and public leaders convened in Huntsman Hall for the 16th annual Wharton Leadership Conference, which sold out weeks before.

June 20 marked the grand opening celebration, with free dirt ice cream from Little Baby’s Ice Cream, and complimentary food and drinks from Dock Street Brewing Co. and Four Worlds Bakery.

Penn President Amy Gutmann, members of the administration and the 57 members of the Board of Trustees attended the semi-annual meeting on June 14 and 15.

On June 14 and 15, the Board of Trustees voted to re-elect Huntsman as a University Trustee after his 11-year departure.

It allows law enforcement to identify and return stolen or lost property to individuals more easily. The program was initiated by Southwest Division’s Burglary Task Force, which was created last year.

The panel, “From Confrontation to Coopetition: 40 Years of U.S.-China Relations,” served as both a look to the past and a forecast of the future.

While Congress made several efforts to reform internet use this year, the bills have yet to pass, opening up the door to further debates over internet regulation.

The Zoning Board approved the application of a state liquor store at 43rd and Chestnut streets on June 14 after rejecting the store at an April hearing. The new ruling comes after the entire Zoning Board heard arguments for and against the store during a special appeals hearing on June 6.

A joint effort between Penn faculty and staff, the LDI conducts research on the American health care system.

While most Penn students are gone for the summer, the University City Square Farmers’ Market at the corner of 36th and Walnut streets continues to sell fresh produce to customers from across Philadelphia.