Chris Doyle

Universities, philanthropists, rowing clubs, and city and state government collectively committed $4.5 million to dredge the Schuylkill River of silt and debris for the first time in over twenty years. 

Rev. Steven Marinucci worked at St. Agatha-St. James Church, located on Penn's campus, from 2001 to 2010.

Loftus plans to submit nominations for other properties and entire blocks of some West Philadelphia streets.

Activists and housing developers brought up Penn as a possible collaborator in the future.

West Philadelphia's Christ Memorial Reformed Episcopal Church on 43rd and Chestnut was sold to a New York-based company for more than $10 million in early June.

The conversation was part of a day-long Perry World House event, where officials from cities across the nation gathered to discuss changing local and national immigration policies. 

In a unanimous vote on Nov. 9, the Philadelphia Historical Commission officially designated the over 150-year-old African American burial ground under a Penn parking lot a Historic Place.

Following a meeting between the city and seven Philadelphia universities, the Schuylkill Navy has made progress towards funding the much needed Schuylkill dredge.

The Writing Center is moving from its home of 15 years at 3808 Walnut St. to the first and fourth floors of the McNeil Building on 3718 Locust Walk.

The largest and most prominent off-campus landlord is Campus Apartments, which was founded in 1958 to serve Penn students.