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Of 2,085 students surveyed from the Class of 2016, 89 percent secured full-time employment or continued their education at the end of the school year, according to Career Services data.
Penn students have the shortest combined mid-year breaks in the Ivy League.
2015 College graduate Jennifer Retzer suffered a traumatic brain injury while skiing in Vermont last Saturday.
The wait is over.
As clubs prepare for Friday's presidential inauguration, excitement for Trump is at an all-time-high for Penn College Republicans.
This year Penn students will enjoy the shortest winter break in years, with finals ending on Dec. 22 and spring classes beginning on Jan. 11.
For College junior Madeline Moore, the cure to blood cancer is just a few thousand cheek swabs away.
A newly launched app that lets customers electronically order from any of Penn’s retail dining locations, for either pickup or delivery, is seeing success among students.
For the residents of 4049 Sansom Street, the presidential election hits especially close to home — their house was once a residence of Republican nominee and 1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump.
An increased security presence will greet any Penn students traveling to Saturday’s football game in Princeton, N.J. as part of Princeton University and Penn’s attempt to curb the “unruly” actions of previous Penn tailgaters.
Sick of Penn refusing to accept K-9 students? Wish you could spend more time discussing your furry friends with other dog lovers? Drop your bowl of kibble and sign up for Penn for Paws, Penn’s brand-new dog advocacy club.
It’s almost impossible to spend a day on Penn’s campus without hearing a debate on the impact of voting for a third-party candidate.
Promoting free speech at a school of Penn’s size can be difficult when different student and community groups are constantly holding events and protests around campus.
Penn’s only co-ed Greek institutions, St. Elmo’s and Alpha Delta Phi, are in a unique position to challenge traditional fraternity and sorority culture.
Not sure what to do now that on-campus recruiting is nearing its end? Fear not — LinkedIn has been working with Career Services to launch a Penn-specific LinkedIn app, which can be downloaded on the iOS App Store and Google Play store.
On Friday night, when a gunman opened fire on a Philadelphia Police sergent’s cruiser, Penn Police Officer Ed Miller jumped into action. Miller was the first officer to enter the alley where police killed the 25-year-old shooter Nicholas Glenn. Police reported that Glenn had shot five people, including a policewoman, earlier in the night, and Miller was also shot in the confrontation.
The new Amazon pickup location might seem like something out of a science fiction movie, but no traces of laser beam transporters or intergalactic involvement have been discovered. Just a lot of happy students.
For Penn students, summer is a time to build resumes, travel the world, take classes or even just relax. But for many, it’s also a time to do some good.
When a new freshman class arrives at Penn next fall, ready for a toga party, a night at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and whatever else New Student Orientation has in store, there will some big changes to campus housing.
Only a day after the start of final exams, a broken sprinkler flooded various rooms in Harnwell College House and left multiple students displaced.