Philadelphia ranked most stressed city in Pennsylvania and 16th in the country
Philadelphia was ranked the most stressed city in the state of Pennsylvania and the 16th-most stressed in the United States in a recent study.
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Philadelphia was ranked the most stressed city in the state of Pennsylvania and the 16th-most stressed in the United States in a recent study.
As information continues to surface from scandals both nationwide and at Penn, students are raising questions about the role money plays in the admissions process.
In a clash of two of the last eight remaining undefeated teams in the nation, one team would have to come away with its first loss of the season.
Four first-year Penn Law School students created a refugee art exhibit to combat stereotypes surrounding refugees.
Nearly a year after Penn published centralized guidelines outlining the expectations in advising relationships between faculty and Ph.D. students, graduate students say they continue to find faculty-student advising relationships difficult to navigate.
What a way to send the seniors off.
In the largest Alzheimer’s study ever conducted, Penn Medicine researchers have found links to five new genes that increase the risk of developing the disease.
Students vying for admission to Penn will be able to participate in a rebranded tour, that began this semester, which focuses on student experiences rather than traditional facts and figures.
Graduate Employees Together-University of Pennsylvania, the graduate student group formerly focused on unionizing, has officially disbanded and sub-committees focused on individual student workplace issues have surfaced in its place.
A plaque outside of Houston Hall touts its historical significance as the oldest student union in the nation. Many students say they view the building as more of a dining area and study space than a hub of student activity, and Penn students and administrators are trying to change that.
The Penn Museum opened a new exhibit Saturday showcasing its extensive Egyptian collection, allowing visitors to see how artifacts are conserved.
The Quakers may have placed fifth in the Ivy League Swimming and Diving Championships, but they do have reason to celebrate.
Students at La Salle University in Philadelphia will soon have the option of living in a dog-friendly residence hall.
No one wants to be the new kid.
A panel on Monday night featured a discussion that centered on the term "Latinx" and gender inclusivity within the Latinx community at Penn.
Penn gymnastics' graduating class went out in style in the team's Senior Meet.
After being sparked by an 18-3 run in the second quarter, Penn women's basketball defeated Dartmouth, 60-44, on Friday night. On the second night of the road back-to-back, the Red and Blue managed to come back from a 10-point third quarter deficit against Harvard but ultimately fell to the Crimson in double overtime, 80-72, ending their undefeated run in the Ivy League.
Poor communication is one of the most common causes of negative hospital experiences, Penn Medicine researchers found in a recent study.
Philadelphia voters will soon be able to vote to eliminate gendered terms, such as "councilman," from the local constitution.
Penn received 44,960 applications for the Class of 2023, which was more than a one percent increase from last year's applicant pool.