Two Penn News Today

Offit and Roberts join a cohort of scholars and leaders that are being recognized for their contributions toward a wide variety of disciplines. 

ASTM Group, HOK, and, recently, PAU join forces in attempt to solve New York’s Penn Station with a proposal that values rail service and public space.

Each alumni founder or leader at an early-stage company had 10 minutes to pitch their ideas to an investor, receiving advice or securing funding.

Guest columnists Ben She and Yihong Hu share their experiences with riding Penn Transit and how to improve the service.  

A Daily Pennsylvanian analysis of food safety inspection reports found that a majority of the 12 Penn Dining locations were found to have at least five health code violations.

College seniors Ryan Jeong and Arnav Lal are among the 16 Churchill Scholars selected nationwide.

The disqualifying problem with the state’s plan to rezone the blocks across the street from Penn Station is best illustrated by the parable of the blind men and the elephant: Four blind men encounter an elephant for the first time. One of the men feels a leg, another a tusk, another the trunk, the last the tail. After comparing notes, they throw up their hands. No one has a clue what the animal is.

The app, called Monet, allows users to send drawings to each other to start a conversation instead of swiping left or right on profiles.