Will Marble | A final bye-line
I must have said it a hundred times during my three years as a reporter and editor at The Daily Pennsylvanian. “This sentence has to go.
I must have said it a hundred times during my three years as a reporter and editor at The Daily Pennsylvanian. “This sentence has to go.
Penn's Board of Trustees discussed updates on the recently announced Climate Action Plan 2.0 and how University administrators have preempted calls for Payments in Lieu of Taxes at meetings last week.
Current Dean Eduardo Glandt will step down in June 2015 at the end of his current term.
Penn is introducing a new format for the sexual violence prevention training during New Student Orientation this year. Here’s a rundown of things you should know about the presentation and sexual violence at Penn.
Penn’s mental health task force is in the process of synthesizing information and developing recommendations aimed at improving mental health resources on campus, after conducting research and interviews last semester and over the summer.
Newly uncovered documents show the University offered to purchase Drexel University in November, but the offer was dropped when the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice threatened to block the proposed merger.
The report provides three primary recommendations to strengthen University resources for preventing and responding to alcohol and drug misuse.
The email provided contact information for resources on campus, including Counseling and Psychological Services, Student Health Service and school advising offices, among others.
Penn was one of five universities to receive a $1 million EPA grant to research and innovate green infrastructure for urban Philly.
College freshman Madison Holleran, of Allendale, N.J., died on Friday night.
Members of Animal ACTivists of Philly rally at the corner of 34th and Walnut streets against abuses of animals in University research facilities. In 2011, a study reported that Penn had committed 11 “severe violations” to animal welfare.
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Will Marble arrives to a community meeting of around 200 in which tensions rise as a result of increased property valuations and likely taxes. RELATED: Phila. residents dispute tax increases
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