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Police confiscate gun in Penn-owned residence
An undergraduate student was evicted from a University-owned residence early Tuesday morning after police discovered a gun inside the residence.
Police investigating shooting
A Copabanana bouncer was shot in right leg shortly before 2 a.m. Tuesday but is now in "good condition," police say.
Penn reports 107 possible H1N1 cases
Penn’s proportion of possible cases of H1N1 influenza rose slightly this week and is currently higher than state and national college averages.
SEPTA prepares for possible strike
As SEPTA’s contract negotiations with Transport Workers Union Local 234 continue, the transit agency is preparing for the possibility of a massive strike if an agreement is not reached by the end of the week.
Penn reports 103 new H1N1 cases
Penn’s proportion of possible cases of H1N1 influenza is still considerably higher than the nationwide college average but lower than the Pennsylvania college average.
UPennAlert, sirens will be tested today
The Division of Public Safety and Office of Information Systems and Computing will conduct a test of the UPenn Alert Emergency Notification System today.
Lawrence Summers to speak in Irvine
Today, the economy is perhaps the most prevalent issue on people’s minds — and on Oct. 22, the Penn community can hear about the government’s economic policy firsthand.
Penn receives A- for its sustainability efforts
Penn received an A- in the College Sustainability Report Card ratings, which were released yesterday.
Body found at Yale after medical student's disapperance
Police in New Haven, Conn., suspect that the female remains they found in a building near the Yale University campus Sunday is the body of missing Yale medical student Annie Le.
Summer Recap | Pa. state budget has yet to be passed
After months of contentious debate, Pennsylvania is the only state that is still operating without a budget.