The Feb. 11 notice — which instructs WCL to halt all operations by March 11 — was placed by the city's Department of Revenue.

If a strike is called, graduate workers would begin picketing at 9 a.m. next Tuesday. 

Across Penn’s four undergraduate schools, students can take three courses on the topic.

To help break down the process, experts from Wellness at Penn spoke to The Daily Pennsylvanian to clarify common points of confusion and outline the options available to students.

A Feb. 8 draft argued the budget reallocation would address "equity concerns," enhance club “performance,” and allow for an expansion in the number of club sports organizations on campus.

Penn's Open Expression Guidelines are meant to regulate student protest on campus and ensure demonstrations are conducted within the “limits” of uninfringeable rights to speech and assembly, while “protecting” University activities.

Members of the Perry World House community spoke to The Daily Pennsylvanian about the center’s work since its founding in September 2016.

Other Penn dining locations, including Hill House and 1920 Commons, have implemented similar health-conscious efforts. 

The signatories argued Penn has an “obligation” to treat its workers “with dignity” and warned a strike would affect “tens of thousands” of people across campus.

The Feb. 9 discussion focused on urban policy and housing affordability at local and federal levels.

Students will have the opportunity to engage in a variety of events — including historical discussions, musical activities, and culinary experiences.

Parthasarathy created this tool while enrolled in CASI’s fully funded 2025 summer internship program at Aravind Eye Hospital in Madurai, India. 

Water could be seen leaking from the lobby’s ceiling from the outside of the building, which Forchielli attributed to “sprinkler discharge” in a Monday email to Harnwell residents. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke with students and faculty about whether or not selective clubs shape career readiness on campus. 

Nearly a dozen community members attended the Feb. 7 service, which included a moment of silence to honor victims Ella Cook and MukhammadAziz Umurzokov.

The Feb. 6 event was co-sponsored by Penn’s Greenfield Intercultural Center and led by 2004 College graduate and award-winning historian and curator Samir Meghelli.

Wait times at Penn’s two primary on-campus hospitals ranked second and fifth in the Philadelphia area.