Wharton will defund Public Policy Initiative and let go of at least two staff members

At a Dec. 5 meeting of PPI research scholars, Katzenbach said this money will be available until current funds run out, attendees said.

Penn will stop accepting cash tuition payments by the end of this semester

The office will soon shift to distributing reimbursements electronically and accepting deposits through a Smart Safe in the lobby. 

Penn Student Government week gives students chances to meet their representatives

PSG leaders aim to foster a space where students can learn about each of the six government branches and feel comfortable advocating their concerns to student representatives.

Week-long Penn Museum exhibit showcased graduate architecture student displays

The five-week project, called Curious Cabinets, required first-year architecture students to scan museum artifacts to develop 18 different 3D models for the installation.

Philadelphia ranked 11th best coffee city in the United States by new report

The ranking puts Philadelphia up three spots from last year’s report, when it came in at 14th.

This new club lets Penn students teach civics and government in local schools

At Comegys, Penn students will conduct after-school sessions twice a week to discuss democracy, branches of government, the Constitution, and what being a good citizen looks like.