From AXO's move off campus to new mental health initiatives, this academic year marked many milestones.
Two full-time teachers at Powel Elementary School moonlight as Penn professors.
Creative thinkers from around the world have ideas for how to innovate education and a few are bringing them to Penn’s Graduate School of Education.
The incoming class will be expected to complete four online pre-orientation programs as part of a new project called Thrive at Penn, or TAP.
Parents of public school students can call the The School Discipline Advocacy Service which pairs law students from Penn, Temple and Drexel University to act as pro-bono advocates to help them wade through the disciplinary process in the school district.
On Tuesday, the office of the Vice Provost for University Life announced the retirement of Director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life Scott Reikofski after 20 years in the position.
Five Democratic mayoral candidates responded creatively to questions and took the chance to critique each other's views.
Counseling and Psychological Services Director Bill Alexander said the “volume and intensity” of student focus on mental health has grown in the time since he became director in 1999.
While teachers and administrators often focus on student's academic needs, a conference this weekend focused more on how to address students' needs as people.
The push for PILOTs has gone from Penn President Amy Gutmann's house to City Hall.
Saturday's community meeting featured stickers emblazoned with Penn President Amy Gutmann's face encouraging the University to 'pay their fair share.'
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