If there’s one thing I learned in four years at Penn and three years at The Daily Pennsylvanian, it’s that truth is subjective. “How can that be?” you may wonder.
While SFS uses a number of methods to communicate with students regularly, when situations outside the norm arise, communication can break down.
The 5B -- the five different umbrella coalitions which represent minority groups -- recently held elections for their new executive boards.
Protesters marched through the city on Wednesday evening.
Leading up to and during this Thanksgiving break, many Penn students joined the national protest against a grand jury’s decision to not indict police officer Darren Wilson, a white man, for shooting Michael Brown, a black teenager.
Students were greatly disappointed Monday night following the decision in the Ferguson case
Every Friday since Oct. 3, members of SOUL and other students have protested on College Green as part of their "Ferguson Friday" movement.
Sean Vereen and the other speaker at the UMC talk, English professor Herman Beavers, feel that Penn groups aren't doing enough to address the inequalities caused by the meritocracy.
Student Financial Services canceled the work study grants of students who work as Residential Advisors, but didn't notify them until October.
The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to students interested in the race debate to discuss rhetoric that is at play when we talk about race.
Scroll over the seals below to find out what’s been going on in the world of higher education over the past week.
Workers from Facilities and Real Estate Services clean up the water damage in Skirkanich Hall Friday afternoon.
A car knocked down a street pole around the interaction of 38th and Spruce Friday afternoon.
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