The Daily Pennsylvanian

A shuttle carrying Penn Medicine employees was involved in a crash in South Philadelphia early Friday morning.

Penn published a revised anti-hazing policy in accordance with legal obligations earlier this week. Tuesday’s updated policy ensures the University’s compliance with federal and state law. The provisions, which were last revised eight years ago, expand the scope of violations and reiterate existing anti-hazing measures. A spokesperson for the Office of the Provost wrote to The Daily Pennsylvanian that the updates build upon and clarify the University’s March 2018 policy.

Penn International Student and Scholar Services announced that no immediate action is required after the United States Department of Homeland Security released a final rule that would significantly change how certain visa-holders maintain lawful status.

Students and faculty at two University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School clinics are increasing access to legal services for local businesses that work to improve their communities. The Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic and the Detkin Intellectual Property and Technology Clinic provide free legal counsel to Philadelphia entrepreneurs working to address social issues.

Penn Abroad announced the return of an opportunity for students to study at the British American Drama Academy in the United Kingdom earlier this summer. The London Theatre Program offers an acting and directing track to junior and senior College students majoring in theatre arts. The application process includes an audition, and prior acting experience is required.

Penn began piloting its artificial intelligence portal last week, featuring access to multiple large language models with an emphasis on data security. PennChat, which includes certain Claude and ChatGPT models, started rolling out to the University community on July 7. The pilot is expected to conclude in mid-August with the launch of an official AI service.

He has a passion for music and plays multiple instruments. An Instagram with shots akin to those taken by a photography aficionado. A Medium page to express his thoughts on life. To say rising junior forward Lucas Lueth has various interests would be an understatement — he represents the intersection of art and basketball. Hailing from Ames, Iowa, a college town where the Iowa State student body makes up nearly half the total population, Lueth’s path to Penn was as unconventional as they come.

Penn Board of Trustees Chair Ramanan Raghavendran sent an email Monday afternoon requesting community feedback on the search for Penn’s next president. In the July 13 message, Raghavendran wrote that members of the Penn community will have the opportunity to “shape the search” for Penn President Larry Jameson’s successor by participating in a 10-15 minute survey.

While Philadelphia reveled in America 250 festivities, Penn track and field hopped across the pond for two competitions. Every four years, Penn track and field teams up with Cornell to take on the Achilles Club of Oxford and Cambridge on their home turf in Cambridge, United Kingdom. The event, dubbed the Transatlantic Series, has been a focal point of Ivy League athletics since 1894 — predating the modern Olympic games.

For rising senior Jack-Ryan Jeremiah, pursuing soccer meant a cycle of leaving home and finding new ones, including his current home at Penn. Growing up in Hawaii, Jeremiah’s soccer journey started when he first joined his local soccer clinic. There, he developed as an attacking midfielder, a player central to building goal-scoring opportunities. However, as he reached his early teenage years, he felt eager to chase bigger opportunities — even if it meant leaving behind the islands and his home.