Gretta Maguire

The article described the actions taken by the Trump administration as “a war on all higher education” and argued that Trump's “myriad” of attacks would “undercut their funding and trample their independence.”

Over a dozen business — ranging from clothing stores to restaurants — opened or closed their doors over the past year.

Penn professors said that they have either canceled their classes or modified their curricula to accommodate Election Day and surrounding political activities — a decision students said that they supported.

The summit included approximately 15 organizations with tables providing free services such as fresh produce, baked goods, naloxone, and resources about health screenings to attendees. 

The year featured the 2020 presidential election between two Penn affiliates, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and several admissions-related records.

Many students on campus had previously considered Mark's Café to be subject to theft from students, and the new machines require payment before accessing the item.

The $25,000 provided represents a decrease from both the $35,000 requested by Fight Night leadership and the amount delivered in previous years. 

The Daily Pennsylvanian collected a list of easy classes for next semester — all of which have difficulty ratings of less than 2.1 on Penn Course Review.

The Wharton Graduate Association — which controls the funds raised from Fight Night’s 2023 event — promised that the $165,000 donation would be made in full, sources said.

Also, the Penn & Slavery Project's fight for recognition.