Also, over 200 faculty expressed support for graduate student workers.

The DP spoke with Director of Advising in the College of Arts and Sciences Carolyn Ureña, who described the pre-major advisor matching process as "holistic."

The station offers a wide range of services, including allowing eligible voters to register to vote, update their registration, and request mail-in ballots with the assistance of the County Board of Elections staff. 

224 Penn faculty members have signed a support statement drafted by the American Association of University Professors. 

The half-semester course — titled “REAL 3700X: Real Estate Data Analytics” — will be taught by real estate and finance professor Benjamin Keys.

Former Bucks County Solicitor and Penn Carey Law lecturer Joe Khan spoke with The Daily Pennsylvanian about Penn and his campaign for attorney general. 

Also, Penn's graduate student workers' unionization election has been postponed indefinitely.

Trump and his legal team unsuccessfully attempted to delay proceedings multiple times in the days leading up to the trial. 

Waxman states the case should be dismissed because the plaintiffs failed to identify "concrete and certainly impending injuries" and therefore lack legal standing. 

The motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by previous postdoctoral researcher Susan Faust called the complaint "too late and too little."

The election, which was scheduled for April 16 and 17, was postponed on April 11.

In an interview with The Daily Pennsylvanian, Toy discussed his career trajectory in Philadelphia, the board’s nomination process, and Parker’s final selection.

He will be joined at the ceremony by College senior Katie Volpert, who will deliver the student speech. 

The list, released April 9, marks two years since Penn Carey Law first announced that it would stop submitting data to the rankings. 

Also, Penn political groups clashed at an all-party debate.

Some Nursing students find that it can be difficult to balance their clinical rotations along with other school work and extracurriculars.

The event drew around 80 attendees, who watched representatives from Penn Democrats, Penn College Republicans, and Penn for Liberty engage in a discussion for more than an hour.