Two sophomores launch Penn's newest business fraternity: Phi Chi Theta

Founders of the group are making mental wellness a priority. 

Wharton receives $25 million to fund Tangen Hall, the first hub for student entrepreneurship

The AKO Foundation, the charity branch of hedge fund AKO Capital LLP,  granted the donation which will also fund the Katja and Nicolai Tangen International Endowed Scholarship.

Wharton School receives $50 million gift — its largest single donation in history

The donation from 1984 Wharton graduate Marc J. Rowan and Carolyn Rowan surpassed Huntsman's $40 million, which had been the largest single contribution to Wharton for 20 years.

Meet Penn Socialists, the campus group calling for the 'total destruction of capitalism'

Unaffiliated with previous socialist efforts, Penn Socialists said it is bringing ongoing education and activism to the Penn community. 

Penn fraternities unfazed by nation-wide ban on hard liquor

The NIC policy, which must be implemented by September 2019, prohibits alcohol products exceeding 15 percent alcohol by volume at any chapter event or chapter facility, unless the liquor is served by a licensed third-party vendor. 

Student leaders propose 'universal test bank' to eliminate academic inequity at Penn

While academic archives are useful for those who have access to them, not all students do. A survey from the UA found that only one third of 300 student respondents reported having access to such resources.

More than 300 marked 'going' to the Huntsman Hall protest on Facebook. Eight showed up.

The announcement of Huntsman Hall's nightly closing at 2 a.m. – an effort by the Wharton administration to improve campus wellness – sparked widespread student criticism in the past two weeks. 

Students consulted on change to Huntsman hours reportedly expressed disapproval months ago

Wharton administrators say they decided to change Huntsman Hall's opening hours after 'collaborative discussions' with students, but it is still unclear to what extent student feedback was taken into account.

The Wharton Council doubles down on efforts to reform club recruitment

Among the new reforms in place this year, clubs can only begin accepting applications on Sept. 30, a month after school formally starts.

Middle East Galleries is first exhibit to open as part of Penn Museum's $102 million campaign

One of the features of the exhibit will be a side-by-side comparison of a map of Nippur in 1400 BCE and a 2017 map of the SEPTA transit system. 

After studying Penn and other schools, JHU proposes drastic changes to campus security

After visiting other campuses, JHU President Ron Daniels said he found that the University was 'dramatically out of step with our peers' in regards to campus security.

Gutmann tells women leaders 'to be a little deaf' to criticism at the annual OWN IT Summit

OWN IT UPenn is part of a broader series of satellite summits, which first began at Georgetown University in 2014, and has since expanded to 11 universities across the nation.

Ambassador Dennis Ross on state of the Middle East: 'Worse than anything we've seen before'

In addition to collaboration with Hillel, the event was sponsored by 12 constituent groups on campus, whose organizations are rooted in politics and political affairs.

Ben Yagoda discussed the state of journalism at the Kelly Writers House on Monday

Yagoda visited the Writers House as a part of an ongoing speaker series funded by a donation from 1962 College graduate Maury Povich.