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In a surprising email announcement, Penn administrators said they are organizing a University-wide "Campus Conversation" to discuss "what we can do, individually and collectively, to take care of ourselves and others and to foster individual and community resilience."
More than two years after the suicide of former College junior Timothy Hamlett, his mother, Katherine Frink-Hamlett, is suing Penn and Robin Martin, his former track and field coach.
Penn alumni who returned to campus for a class reunion this weekend took a stand against one of their peers — President Donald Trump.
Harvard University just launched a new specialization in its History and Literature departments: ethnic studies.
The replacement of The Fresh Grocer by Acme at 40th and Walnut streets has sparked mixed reactions from members of the University City community.
Almost six years after Penn initiated a plan to hire more minority faculty members, a report released last Tuesday by Penn administration shows a steady increase in diversity among some, but not all university departments.
For a campus that’s centered around "The Tampons, there doesn’t seem to be much of a movement for easier access to the real thing.
Penn faculty are taking a strong stance against Trump’s budget.
Penn released a statement on Monday criticizing President Donald Trump’s budget proposal.
There’s a new reason for teens to get enough sleep — it could keep them out of jail.
Amber Hikes, a Penn graduate and and former director of Upward Bound at Penn, will serve as the new executive director for the Philadelphia Office of LGBT Affairs.
Lori Alf, the Penn Medicine ambassador scheduled to speak with former Vice President Joe Biden at a Feb. 28 forum, will no longer appear at the panel, a Penn Medicine spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday.
An upcoming Penn forum about cancer treatment that features former Vice President Joe Biden includes another panelist who is embroiled in a discrimination lawsuit.
Penn filed a joint "amicus" brief earlier today, opposing President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration.
A mass email sent this morning to a slew of Penn affiliates appears to be part of an email phishing scam.
Milo Yiannopoulos, an editor of Breitbart News Network, recently opened applications for the Privilege Grant, a new college scholarship which aims to help fund the post-secondary education of white men.
Earlier today, Penn announced that Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.), an outspoken opponent of President Donald Trump, will speak at the 2017 Commencement ceremony.
Penn’s Chipotle location is once again having trouble with the Department of Public Health.
Penn could stand to lose millions of dollars of state funding due to its adoption of the label “sanctuary campus” last semester.
One Penn professor's latest book is winning multiple awards.