Don Memo Mexican Restaurant will be coming to campus next month, the University announced Sunday.
Practices similar to those employed by the state liquor enforcement police during last year’s Spring Fling weekend have raised legal questions as the division of the state police prepares to make a return to campus for this year’s event.
The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology donated about $3,000 to typhoon relief this weekend, in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan’s devastation in the Philippines last month.
The new proposal is designed to quell the concerns of those opposed to the demolition of the 150-year-old mansion. It will not require the demolition of the building.
Penn has requested that a lawsuit against a former Penn Med employee who that she was fired because of her race and sexually harassed be moved to federal court.
‘Twas the night before listings, when all through the house, All the creatures were stirring, including the mouse.
So you’re looking for a house. Glad to hear you want to live off campus — the college houses are convenient and have nice amenities (and lots of free food), but nothing compares to the independence of your own space, with no RAs or hall neighbors to bother you.
The Statesman aims to broaden discourse on campus to include right-leaning perspectives.
Despite low turnout at the ballots on Tuesday, Democrats prevailed across the board.
Penn and 11 other Philadelphia institutions of higher education commissioned the report, which touts the universities’ $850 million contribution in taxes and donations to city organizations.
BLCE issued nearly 40 citations to minors over the two days of the Made in America music festival in Philadelphia.
People gathered in front of the United States Supreme Court in anticipation of the decisions it would announce on Monday, one of which turned out to be Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin — a case dealing with the constitutionality of affirmative action.
Crowds were spanned almost the entire National Mall, stretching from the Capitol to the Washington Monument.
Around a million spectators look along the National Mall look on as President Barack Obama is inaugurated for a second time.
Spectators look along the National Mall look on as President Barack Obama is inaugurated for a second time.
A crowd of about a million packed the National Mall to watch President Barack Obama’s swearing-in.
In this feature, The Daily Pennsylvanian breaks down some factors surrounding the case, along with which justices might tip the scale in favor of one side or the other.
See how Penn stacks up against its Ivy peers in lobbying the federal government. Penn moves to number one in the Ivy League for Political Lobbying”
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