“Its duration of danger in any community, based on the opinions of high medical authorities, is about six weeks. Its prevalence about Woodstock has already lasted hardly three weeks, which means that residents here will be threatened for nearly a …
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On Wednesday, March 25th, Indiana’s Governor Holcomb instituted a stay-at-home order due to COVID-19. Residents of Indiana are required to stay home except for essential work or trips to the grocery store and medical appointments.
At this point, going outside …
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The Theatre Department has just finished casting the roles for Peter Pan the non-flying version by Jon Jory. If you would like to see the cast list, it is posted on the Theatre department’s Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and Twitter @Penntheatre. …
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As of Thursday, March 19th Indiana has 56 confirmed cases of COVID-19, and two death as a result of COVID-19. The 59 cases are …
Read MoreDo you ever wonder why there are so many leprechauns on Notre Dame University merchandise? Or why leprechauns in general are associated with St. Patrick’s Day? And what is up with all that clover and shamrock-themed iconography anyway? Well, the …
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On March 12th, 2020, at 4:28 PM, Governor Eric J. Holcomb announced that all schools in the state are to be closed for 20 days effective immediately. This is in response to the possible 12 positive COVID-19 cases. The governor …
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The annual March Madness basketball challenge will be held on March 30, at 6 pm on all of the Penn basketball courts. This 3 player team tradition started three years ago and continues to be an activity enjoyed by both …
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Students who wish to become freshmen mentors can now fill out their applications. As a mentor, your job is to help the freshmen transition to being in high school. There will be a training day to prepare students to work …
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The $25 payment deadline for Penn’s summer school courses is March 20. The two sessions will run from June 8-26 and July 6-24 and offer classes including Algebra I, Geometry, Health, and PE. Sessions will run from 8:40 am-12:40 pm …
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On Saturday, February 8, Penn High School hosted the ISSMA choir competition. Schools from all over the area competed as groups and as soloists to try and receive a reward of either gold, silver, or bronze. Students who didn’t …
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