Penn graduate says Robert Kurzban had relationship with her while he was her minor advisor

The 2016 College graduate said she and Kurzban kissed in January 2016 at his apartment. After that night, she ended the romantic relationship, but he continued to pursue her at least twice, she said.

Penn professor had sexual relationship with his student in apparent violation of U. policy

Robert Kurzban was the undergraduate chair of the Psychology Department when he allegedly began a sexual relationship with his student. His senior position may now be in jeopardy.

From a record endowment to funding threats, here's what happened to Penn's finances in 2017

As 2018 approaches, the University continues to face unanswered questions about its investments and how they will hold up against shifting federal guidelines.

President Gutmann condemns 'regressive changes' proposed in Republican tax plan

"At this pivotal moment, we urge you to express your views through social media and directly to elected officials in the House of Representatives and the Senate," Gutmann's statement read.

Student groups apply to umbrella organizations for representation at Penn — but not all are admitted

Two groups recently applied to be constituent members of APSC, but only one was accepted. 

Your guide to Penn's task force recommendations and how its implementation has affected students

One of the largest debates that erupted this year was over the University's new rules around social events on campus. Here's everything you need to know about what happened. 

A 'historic' cancer treatment designed by Penn researchers just got approved by the FDA

"I think the cancer world is forever changed.”

Uber is partnering with Penn, giving students and staff discounted rates

There will also be designated "Uber zones," at major buildings on campus including Houston Hall, the Quad and Penn Dental School, where students can easily be picked up and dropped off.