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According to a survey by Higher One, a financial aid company, and EverFi, an education technology company, college students are becoming worse at managing their finances.
College factual has ranked Penn as the best private college in the U.S.
A Columbia student was arrested on April 2 after his Venmo record revealed he had been using the service to accept payments for drug sales, reports Capital New York.
Penn is ranked the number five school for social science majors.
Jon Huntsman Jr., son of the namesake of Huntsman Hall, will be speaking at the University of Arizona's Commencement in May.
Ivy League acceptances for the class of 2019 have been released.
Connecticut and New York are looking to implement procedures that will make it more difficult for students accused of rape to defend themselves.
A look by the Justice Department into the use of lethal force by police reveals that Philadelphia has an above-average number of police shootings compared to cities like Chicago, New York and Los Angeles.
Controversy continues to surround the Rolling Stone piece on an alleged gang rape at the Phi Kappa Psi house at the University of Virginia.
With March Madness in full swing, many are wondering exactly how much the best college basketball coaches are earning.
President Obama is praising the University of Oklahoma's swift action to condemn a video containing racist chants by the school's Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter last week.
According to 2014 College graduate and former Daily Pennsylvanian columnist Arielle Pardes, the best way to learn about porn is to watch it in class.
2014 Wharton graduate Belinda Chen decided to pass up a lucrative offer from Amazon to work for the Chinese online retailer JD.com.
Swastikas were found painted at a Jewish fraternity house at Vanderbilt University on Saturday.
The Kappa Delta Rho fraternity chapter at Penn State has been suspended after Facebook pages allegedly run by members featuring unconscious nude photos of women were discovered.
Brown University announced Hudson Mohawke and Modest Mouse as their Spring Weekend headliners.
On March 11, over 400 students at Brown University held a silent march on campus in support of the victims of an alleged sexual assault last fall. The students had dollar bills taped over their mouths that read "IX" — referring to Title IX of the United States Education Amendments of 1972 — to represent the ways "money and privilege make it difficult for sexual assault victims to seek justice."
In an effort to address complaints about the federal student loan system, President Obama will introduce the "Student Aid Bill of Rights."
A video of a UCLA Undergraduate Students Association Council meeting in which members raised concerns about a judicial board candidate's ability to be "unbiased" due to her Jewish background has since been removed.
In order to address a $55 million deficit in the budget of the provost, Cornell will cut all of its schools' budgets by 2 to 2.3 percent of their yearly spending.