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With two months to go until the 2020 Democratic presidential primary kicks off in Iowa, former Vice President Joe Biden leads the field in national polls. But behind Biden, progressive Senators Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) are battling to overtake the moderate candidate and claim the nomination.
Conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza mocked a small group of students silently protesting his talk at Houston Hall Tuesday evening.
Days after Penn blocked conservative filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza from speaking in the ARCH building, the University announced that D'Souza will be permitted to speak at the Hall of Flags in Houston Hall on Tuesday.
Voter turnout on campus increased five-fold from 2015, the year of the last mayoral election, according to Penn Leads the Vote data released Wednesday.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney won re-election in a landslide Tuesday night, while the progressive Working Families Party made history as the first third party to secure a seat on the modern City Council.
Right-wing pundit and author Dinesh D'Souza will speak at a Penn College Republicans event on Nov. 12.
Presidential candidate and billionaire financier Tom Steyer discussed climate change, economic fairness, and immigration with an audience of about 50 students and community members at a Penn Democrats event Monday evening.
President Donald Trump's rallies, known for their raucous atmosphere, have attracted thousands of dedicated supporters. Despite holding more than 350 rallies since launching his presidential campaign in 2015, Trump has never hosted one in Philadelphia.
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher and outspoken conservative activist Curt Schilling delivered a fiery speech to an audience of about 40 people at Houston Hall on Wednesday.
Renowned Psychology professor Angela Duckworth will teach a new undergraduate course next spring focused on achieving long-term goals.
Ahead of a presidential election year, some of Penn's political groups are facing a hurdle in hosting events after a key source of funding was cut off.
Conservative commentator and author Michelle Malkin will speak on campus at a Penn College Republicans event Monday night, in what will be one of her first public appearances after being accused of making anti-Semitic comments.
Penn Democrats gathered to watch the third Democratic debate on the night of Sept. 12, giving members a chance to form opinions on their preferred 2020 presidential candidates in the hotly contested primary.
Valerie Jarrett, a former senior advisor to President Barack Obama, recounted fond memories of her time at the White House and expressed optimism that today’s political climate would improve at an event hosted by the Fels Institute of Government.
Student groups are firing back at Penn Law School professor Amy Wax's recent controversial comments and advocating for more diversity initiatives in response.
Among a sprawling Democratic presidential primary, former Penn professor Joe Biden has steadfastly held onto his frontrunner status for months, according to national polls.
The idea of securely voting on phones may seem like a fantasy, but for 1994 College graduate and entrepreneur Bradley Tusk, it could soon be a reality.
With Penn professor Joe Biden taking a leave of absence to compete for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, Penn Biden Center officials said the center isn't going anywhere.
The 2020 presidential election may be more than a year and a half away — but that’s not stopping Penn students from throwing their support behind their preferred candidates.
Candace Owens, a prominent conservative commentator and political activist, was met with fierce protests before delivering a fiery anti-leftist speech on campus Monday night.