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VII. Demonstrations a. In addition to the Temporary Guidelines articulated throughout this document, demonstrations must follow these procedures as well: i. To ensure the safety of the Penn community and to protect the health and property of individuals, encampments and overnight demonstrations…

At times individuals or groups may believe they have experienced discrimination or bias or were negatively impacted by the actions of another member of the Penn community. Individuals may report their concerns about having been treated in a biased or discriminatory manner…

All groups using University facilities must include in their advertising, promotional materials, and other literature distributed on campus the name of the organization (prominently displayed) and sufficient information about the group and the activities it intends to conduct for readers to understand…

For the purposes of University policy, the term “sexual harassment” refers to any unwanted conduct that is based on an individual’s sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression and that: ... A reasonable person would determine is so severe, pervasive, and/or…

Think before you post. College Houses defend the right of free speech and expression on campus and actively promotes the civil exchange of ideas. In the spirit of the latter aim, students are urged to reconsider creating and distributing posters or flyers…

Posting Notices in Indoor Areas 1. Posters may only be placed in those areas designated for posting. 2. Groups wishing to mount posters in University buildings should contact the appropriate building administrator’s office to ascertain the proper locations for posters.