Maintenance crews have been working since Wednesday night to contain flooding in Harrison College House. STUDENT-SUBMITTED VIDEO: Flooding at Harrison College House
U.S. Soldiers return home from Iraq
The last American soldiers left the Iraqi combat zone on Sunday just in time for the holidays. The departure marked the end of a war that has lasted almost a decade.
Gutmann calls for stronger research standards
The Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues — which Penn President Amy Gutmann chairs — released a 200-page report to the public on Thursday.
Korean dictator Kim Jong Il dies at 69
State television broadcasts in Pyongyang, Korea announced today that former Communist leader Kim Jong Il had passed away at 8:30 a.m.
U.S. Soldiers return home from Iraq
The last American soldiers left the Iraqi combat zone on Sunday just in time for the holidays. The departure marked the end of a war that has lasted almost a decade.
Gutmann calls for stronger research standards
The Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues — which Penn President Amy Gutmann chairs — released a 200-page report to the public on Thursday.
Two Penn students hit by cars near HUP
At around noon on Tuesday, two Penn students were hit by cars, in separate incidents but in close proximity.
Engineering graduate named Philadelphia Business Journal "Woman of Distinction"
Working as a leader of NAVSSES — the Navy’s Naval Ship Systems Engineering Station — and the head of Penn State’s engineering advisory board, Woody reflects on her journey to success as a woman engineer.
Division of Public Safety prepares for winter break
The number of police officers and AlliedBarton security officers will stay the same throughout winter break, according to Vice President for Public Safety Maureen Rush
Change by Us Philly engages local community
Change by Us Philly, a new social interactive media tool launched by the city of Philadelphia three weeks ago, will allow social activists the opportunity to become more engaged with the local community.
Sunday beer distribution hours extended
Beer enthusiasts received good news last Wednesday when Pennsylvania State legislators passed a bill allowing beer distributors to extend their hours on Sunday.
For some, college rankings a barrier to economic diversity
While Penn’s representation of low-income students has increased steadily over the years, its growth in economic diversity may not be happening as fast as some might like because of one factor: college rankings. INTERACTIVE: U.S. News rankings and economic
Wharton study describes consumers' shopping habits
On Thursday, the Jay H. Baker Retailing Center — which is part of the Wharton School — and the Verde Group released a study that investigated consumers’ shopping habits.
Panhellenic Council pairs shopping with philanthropy
This year, Panhel switched its main philanthropic outreach from Operation Warm to the Rena Rowan Breast Cancer Center. responsive.”
Goldman Sachs' canceled information session indicative of changes in hiring trends
Earlier this semester, Goldman Sachs canceled its full-time information session at Penn and reduced the number of interviews available to students.
Bon Appétit aims to minimize food waste
Although it caters to many students, Bon Appétit does not make food in bulk, according to Stephen Scardina, the resident district manager of Bon Appétit.
Gunman faces attempted murder charges for allegedly shooting Penn alum
Neary was treated at Thomas Jefferson Hospital, where his neck was stabilized through a series of surgeries. His father, also named Joe Neary, told CBS on Friday that his son will be a quadriplegic.
Q&A with co-chairs of Green Campus Partnership Student Association
Founded in 2010 with the goal of promoting communication among Penn’s environmental groups, the Green Campus Partnership Student Association recently elected its new co-chairs — College sophomore Madison Roberts and College senior Abby Waldorf.
At Penn Law, pro-bono work a rite of passage
More than 20 years ago, Penn Law became one of the first law schools in the country to require its students to complete mandatory pro-bono work.
Weiss Pavilion receives LEED gold certification
The George A. Weiss Pavilion, located in the north arcade of Franklin Field, was given a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design gold certification from the United States Green Building Council, Facilities and Real Estate Services announced on Friday.





