"In July, Penn resolved its dispute with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission without turning over personal information about its Jewish employees. Months later, questions about the investigation and its implications for the University remain.

On Thursday, September 3rd, three of Penn's student political organizations (Penn Dems, College Republicans, Young Democratic Socialists of America) came together to participate in All-Parties Debate organized by the Andrea Mitchell Center and the Penn Political Union. The groups discussed the cost of living, immigration, abortion, foreign policy, and governmental spending and drew over 100 students.

Andrea Mitchell Center undergraduate fellow Noah Milad is set to speak at the 2026 College graduation, set for May 17th at Franklin Field. Milad is the president of Penn Traditions and student chair of the Penn Alumni Relations Board.

The Daily Pennsylvanian has released an article written about our February 19th panel, titled "Place and Well-Being." This was a conversation between Professors Millan AbiNader and Alice Xu of the School of Social Policy and Practice, moderated by Rebecca Del Rossi. This event is part of our yearlong series with SP2 on the Politics of Well-Being.