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Penn Marketing assistant professor Gideon Nave recently found a slight relationship between brain size and intelligence, in what was the largest study ever conducted on the subject.
This Monday, former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein was officially named the Distinguished Global Leader-in-Residence at the Perry World House for the spring semester of 2019.
Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. and JPMorgan Chase will not interview or extend summer internship offers to college sophomores this year.
Forbes released its annual ranking of the 400 wealthiest people in the United States, and Penn can once again boast about having the most alumni out of any university on the list.
Research from the Penn Center for Digital Health and the World Well-Being Project suggests that social media posts can be used to screen individuals for depression.
Housing on the University of Pennsylvania's campus has gone through a series of renovations, new projects, and calls for improvement.
1988 College graduate Matthew Anderson is featured on Forbes' first top 50 Chief Marketing Officers list.
Robert Venturi, Penn Design professor and architect of several campus buildings, died at age 93 in his Philadelphia home.
Students and staff members looking for a sugary drinks while working in Penn Medicine buildings will soon need to go elsewhere to fulfill their cravings. Over the next few months, Penn Medicine will stop serving sugary drinks in its cafes and vending machines and replace them with diet or sugar-free options.
Pennsylvania is one of the least affordable states for higher education, according to a recent report from the Penn Graduate School of Education.
The former president of Temple University’s Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity will be tried for seven sexual assault charges. The chapter had been suspended due to numerous allegations of sexual misconduct this past semester.
Meek Mill was released from prison on April 24 after his sentence generated a national criminal justice reform movement led by his supporters and advocates.
The arrest of a black undergraduate student at Harvard University on Friday, April 13 has sparked controversy surrounding claims of police brutality.
The Andrew W. Mellon foundation recently awarded $1.533 million to Penn to fund a five-year project called "The Inclusive City: Past, Present and Future."
Pennsylvania Court Judge Genece Brinkley has once again denied Meek Mill bail, despite support for Mill from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf.
A Penn alum has recently been named dean of the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine.
Bermuda Police Services announced on March 19 the death of a 19-year-old freshman at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. Mark Dombroski, who was an active member of the university's rugby team, was reported missing by his family over the weekend.
A Penn Medicine professor recently wrote an editorial for JAMA, arguing that numerous factors, beyond high prices, contribute to extensive healthcare costs in the United States.