In meetings with several Penn administrators, student leaders of the 6B discussed the ongoing need for more space for minority students.
Olivia Cheng
More than 100 Penn students protest Heather Mac Donald for discriminatory speech at event
During the event, which was hosted by The Statesman, Mac Donald contended that there were no racist professors at Penn and dismissed a student account of grading discrimination among professors.
'Wynn Commons' plaques removed from campus a year after Penn revoked Steve Wynn's degree
In February 2018, Penn announced that it would remove 1963 College graduate Steve Wynn's name from "Wynn Commons" following sexual misconduct allegations against the former Trustee.
'Stress is not the enemy': Wellness Chief announces mental health goals at U. Council meeting
Benoit Dubé said he aimed for a cultural shift at Penn that would allow people to be vulnerable about their difficulties and ask for help.
Penn proposes equity and Title IX officer to centralize sexual misconduct reporting
In the past, graduate student misconduct claims were handled by deans of the accuser’s school, which students said slowed responses to claims.
'I went to college and never left’: Penn alum now oversees all of PA’s public universities
Greenstein was officially sworn in last week and now oversees and develops policies for the state's public universities.
Penn’s new medical humanities fellowship explores what it means to be a healer
The fellowship will consist of six seminars focusing on the human side of medicine rather than the technical side.
Students install giant money bag on Ben Franklin bench to represent wealth at Penn
College sophomore Emily Yao, College senior Jake Mattis, and College junior Isabela Salas-Betsch placed a large bag overflowing with fake $100 bills on the Ben Franklin bench near the Compass on Dec. 4.
Gumball-dispensing menorah brings Chanukah cheer to Penn
Penn's Chabad House hosted the public menorah lighting on Monday, which was kicked off by a Penn Band performance of “Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel” and “O Chanukah.”
Michael Bloomberg donates $1.8 billion to make Johns Hopkins ‘forever need-blind'
In an op-ed in the New York Times, Bloomberg said college advising should help more students of diverse backgrounds apply to college. He also pushed for colleges to improve financial aid.
event heather Mac Donald protest diversity
More than 100 students stood both outside and inside of a Steinberg-Dietrich lecture hall to protest a speech by Heather Mac Donald, author of "The Diversity Delusion: How Race and Gender Pandering Corrupt the University and Undermine Our Culture."
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Two days after The Daily Pennsylvanian contacted the University for comment regarding the plaques that displayed Wynn’s name, they were removed from the benches.














