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The EMU has 12 beds where patients will be monitored by using recording equipment and monitor-advanced imaging. The unit will help treat patients whose epilepsy cannot be treated with drugs.

Many students experienced fatigue, struggles with time management and concentration, and stress as a result of confinement and the illness itself.

While some first years say the ability to meet others in person for the first time has been crucial in easing the transition to college life from an isolating first semester at home, others describe difficulties in balancing social distancing guidelines and forming new friendships. 

Penns Division of Public Safety responded to a number of crimes between Feb. 13 and Feb. 19 including bike theft, retail theft, and robberies. 

The decision comes after the University observed that the majority of students who have been exposed to COVID-19 end up testing positive on their 10th day in quarantine or before, if they test positive at all.

Hundreds have taken to a Change.org petition to voice dissatisfaction with the policy. A petition calling for the cancellation of the policy garnered more than 400 signatures as of the evening of Feb. 16.

Four of Penns political groups detail how they are gearing up for a hybrid approach to event-hosting and community building this semester.

The magazine aims to highlight the appreciation of bodies, relationships, sex, and love of all kinds through an inclusive, artful space. 

The website, called MindTerra, offers live guided writing and journaling sessions to help users manage their mental well-being. 

The healthcare professionals expressed a general sense of optimism towards the Biden-Harris administrations pandemic response.