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The engineering fraternity at Syracuse University Theta Tau was suspended on April 18 after a video of them engaging in racist behavior was sent to university officials.
The anti-affirmative action group suing Harvard University has filed a request calling on the school to release its admissions data. The group, called Students for Fair Admissions, has contended since 2014 that Harvard's admissions process discriminates against Asian applicants.
Penn professor Emile Bruneau discussed worldwide conflict with Penn students — from the perspective of neuroscience.
Eight former Congress members talked to students and alumni about the importance of political activism among young people this past Friday, March 16. The panelists answered questions about their own experiences running for Congress and the current state of politics, and discussed their personal views on corruption in the electoral process.
Lehigh University faculty recently voted to revoke President Donald Trump's honorary degree. The university's board of trustees, however, announced that "no action would be taken" on the issue.
A 2018 report evaluating financial situations of populous American cities placed Philadelphia’s financial health as the third worst in the country.
In the wake of the recent firestorm surrounding accusations of sexual assault in the media, a PennFems event at Kelly Writers House discussed the popular #MeToo campaign on Thursday evening.
Experts discussed their experiences on political campaigns and how students can get involved in politics at a panel hosted by Penn Democrats on Feb. 5.