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A Penn Graduate School of Education professor released a set of prediction trends about topics such astransforming typical college curriculum and adding three-year undergraduate degrees, that will influence higher education decisions in 2021.
Despite campus being about 60 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, Penn students created a new club to hit the waves together.
Police violence continues to disproportionately injure and kill Black, Hispanic, and Indigenous people, a recent study found.
The top chef of Distrito, a popular Mexican restaurant located by Penn's campus, recently launched a new marketplace that offers prepared and ready-to-cook specialty items and groceries.
A new app created by researchers at Penn Medicine allows users to find out if there may be toxins in their water caused by fracking.
Penn professor Amy Offner won the inaugural Hunt Prize for her book on how American intervention in Latin America led to the dismantling of the United States' welfare state.