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The blockchain wave is catching up fast with Penn. This semester, Wharton is offering its first full-credit blockchain course for both undergraduate and graduate students.
While many students have been escaping the outdoor heat by heading inside to their air-conditioned dorm rooms, other students have not been quite so lucky.
Penn students are sweating, and it’s not just because they’re nervous classes began today.
A majority of Harvard University's graduate student employees voted in favor of unionization, according to The Crimson. The National Labor Relations Board released the official vote count on April 20, indicating that 56 percent of 3,454 votes were in favor of Harvard's union.
A Cornell student has been disqualified from a Student Assembly presidential race because of a meme created by one of his supporters.
With Spring Fling festivities shortened from the traditional two-day-long event with multiple stages to a single-day event with one stage, the Social Planning and Events Committee Fling directors had to reject 23 of the 41 student groups who applied to perform.
With Penn's recent announcement of a 3.8 percent increase in the cost of attendance for the next academic year, other elite universities have also seen similar spikes in their costs of attendance.
As part of the Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology's new series of integration initiatives, the inaugural M&T summit was held Saturday at the Singh Center for Nanotechnology with a focus on health.
Northwestern University urged students to hide after local police received a call reporting an active gunman in a residential building on March 14. It was later determined to be a false alarm.
Following in the footsteps of other Ivy League universities, Columbia College recently designated economics as a STEM subject.
2017 Wharton graduate Zach Pelka and 2016 Wharton graduate Connor Swofford are making a splash in the education finance space with their new startup, Paytronage.
Yale University claimed it would not rescind Bill Cosby's honorary degree from the university, refusing to follow the lead of the large handful of universities that have chosen to rescind their honorary degrees of Cosby.
While several sorority hopefuls had their rush plans disrupted by flight delays earlier this week, those looking to rush fraternities are just beginning their recruitment process on Jan. 12.
Penn welcomed 1,312 new students to the Class of 2022 on Dec. 13. It was the most competitive year yet, with Penn’s early decision admission rate falling to a historic low of 18.5 percent.
From Aug. 28, 2016 to Sept. 28, 2017, there have been 726 reported crimes on or near Penn's campus.
Looking for what to do during Fling? We've got you covered.
Benjamin Franklin argued for the importance of free discourse by noting “that when Truth and Error have fair Play, the former is always an overmatch for the latter.” Considering the administration’s opaque decision on fossil fuel divestment, Penn is not living up to its founder’s values.
1999 College graduate John Legend has now achieved the coveted EGOT status — bestowed upon those who have received the Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony Awards. On Sept. 9, Legend became the first black man and the second youngest person ever in the prestigious group as he took home the Emmy for Outstanding Variety Special for to his role as producer on "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert." Legend has previously won 10 Grammy Awards, one Oscar Award for Best Original Song with "Glory" in 2015, and, most recently, one Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play as the co-producer of "Jitney" in 2017.
This year's ConnectED Day for students admitted early decision to the Class of 2021 is on Friday, Feb. 10. Here is a calendar detailing the day's events.
Nearly every Penn student knows now how former Vice President Joe Biden plans to "set up shop" at Penn now that his term is completed. Biden, a Pennsylvania native and longtime former U.S. Senator from Delaware, has long had a close relationship with Penn. Biden was later caught on a hot mic describing his plan to work on "foreign policy initiatives" at Penn during a ceremony in the Senate, visited Penn Law School with his granddaughter, Naomi, and called Penn President Amy Gutmann his "new boss" during an event where he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom.