The three-time Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning director shared filmmaking advice during the event and discussed the creation of “Beef” following the debut of its second season on April 16.

Each winning team will recieve $100,000 in project funding, along with a $50,000 living stipend per member.

The annual programming, which ran from April 13 to 15, included University-wide events and activities planned across all four undergraduate schools.

Six of the year’s “firsts” — the First Medical School, First Stadium, First Hospital, First University, First Peoples, and First Computer — will take place on Penn’s campus. 

1995 College graduate Nancy Cordes and College senior Noah Milad are set to speak at the May 17 ceremony — which will be held at Franklin Field.

As Ben Shapiro spoke to a crowd of over 600 attendees inside Penn Museum’s Harrison Auditorium, hundreds more waited in line outside.

The award, announced on April 10, provides $5,000 in funding to undergraduate students who develop projects that advance heart health advocacy.

While the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act claims to address fraud, experts told The Daily Pennsylvanian that it could introduce new barriers for voters.

The April 9 event, held at the Perelman Center for Political Science and Economics, was co-hosted by The Federalist Society and the The Andrea Mitchell Center. 

The mural was created in celebration of the United States’ semiquincentennial and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May. 

The April 8 discussion featured 2019 University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School graduate Ashley Williams, who served as a senior advisor to former President and Benjamin Franklin Presidential Practice Professor Joe Biden.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to QPenn Week collaborators about various programming — including guest speakers, community workshops, and a drag show. 

Many of Philadelphia’s first cherry blossoms — now an unmistakable sign of springtime — trace their origins to a 1926 gift from the Japanese government. 

According to an earlier version of the event flyer, Parker was slated to discuss United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity in Philadelphia. 

The nine-course minor, jointly offered through the Graduate School of Education and Urban Studies Program, combines coursework in urban education and policy with subject-specific teaching methods.

Changing Health Attitudes + Actions to Recreate Girls announced its expansion on Monday via a statement posted to Instagram. 

The inaugural Government and Politics Week will be held on campus from April 6-15 and include workshops focused on political writing, networking, and legislative activism.