U. rules former Hobart and William Smith president can keep degree, after plagiarism allegations

Vincent graduated from Penn's Graduate School of Education in 2004 and joined as president of HWS in 2017.  

College juniors Anea Moore and Stephen Damianos named 2018 Truman Scholars

College juniors Anea Moore and Stephen Damianos were named two of 59 recipients of the prestigious Harry S. Truman Scholarship for future public service leaders.

Students discuss Penn's role in city gentrification, transportation at Polybian Society event

"We can see these impacts as institutions like Penn continue to expand into the communities they occupy — by building dorms, dining halls, and academic buildings," Polybian Society Consul and College junior Brianna Raposo said.  

Cosby's judge defends wife, a CAPS counselor, and says he won't recuse himself from trial

Cosby’s lawyers claimed that the judge's wife has a conflict of interest because his wife is a CAPS counselor for victims of sexual assault and has advocated for victims in the past.

Phila. is fourth best city for women in technology in 2018, according to recent ranking

When SmartAsset began the study in 2015, Philadelphia was ranked ninth, but slid down to 15th place in 2016 and then 10th in 2017. 

Civil Rights advocate calls on students to create a 'society that puts human beings first'

As Black History Month comes to a close, Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation, Civic House, and Phi Beta Sigma fraternity organized the talk with civil rights advocate James McFadden.

Penn Libraries will preserve records of Marian Anderson, 'symbol of hope' for black Americans

Penn Libraries received a year-long grant to digitize some of the iconic singer's Marian Anderson collection, including 1,200 performance programs and 146 personal diaries.