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Penn’s United Minorities Council, which unites 32 minority organizations at Penn, took to College Green this Wednesday to discuss the universality of food and the way humans transmit culture through cuisine.
Days before Bill Cosby’s retrial for sexual assault, Ohio State University joined a number of colleges and universities in revoking an honorary degree from the 80-year-old comedian, reported USA Today.
Teams of students from across the Ivy League gathered at Penn this weekend to present their ideas on harnessing the power of energy to help people in countries facing a lack of resources.
An Indian real estate investment company co-founded by a Penn graduate and School of Engineering and Applied Science board member Anurag Bhargava has been accused of defrauding foreign investors of at least $147 million, according to The Washington Post.
Janet Yellen, who served as the chair of the Federal Reserve System from February 2014 to February 2018, discussed her tenure and education at the Annenberg Center’s Zellerbach Theatre on Monday. Her talk with Finance professor Jeremy Siegel drew nearly 1,000 attendees.
A team of researchers involving two Penn astronomers has confirmed the discovery of the oldest and furthest supernova ever identified.
Philadelphia’s former chief lawyer will start working full time at Penn Law School this month.
On a list of 300 public and private colleges and universities in the United States based on quality and affordability, Penn was ranked 41st, falling behind all seven of the other Ivies.
At an after-school program in West Philadelphia, a Penn student has created a space for students of African background to receive a comprehensive Black History Month education.
Cornell University has placed a fraternity on probation for two years following its investigation into a sex competition that members were engaged in, according to The Cornell Daily Sun.
A team of four Penn students presented their ideas to Disney executives as finalists in Disney's 2018 Imaginations design competition last week.
A new public survey on sexual harassment in higher education has pointed toward a range of alleged incidents at Penn. One respondent said her Penn professor hugged her and caressed her neck even when she tried to break free; another wrote that "in a sick moment, [her professor] stuck his tongue inside [her] mouth."
Sixteen years after taking control of the Philadelphia school district, the state government has officially decided to return power to the local government by the end of this June.
This year, 26 Penn graduates and one future Penn professor were selected for Forbes' seventh annual 30 Under 30 lists.
A startup co-founded by two Penn students is measuring brain activity to help doctors develop a better understanding of mental health.
Over a hundred individuals, including Penn students and others from as far as North Carolina, gathered at the Hall of Flags in Houston Hall on Oct. 18 to talk through their political differences.
In the face of rapidly rising rates of opioid addiction, Penn students and faculty are scaling up efforts to fight the epidemic.