In a year marked by Islamophobia nationally and locally, the Muslim Student Association spent the past week spreading awareness of their faith. 

An exhibit in the Biddle Law Library features images from photographer Rich Ross’s “Juvenile In Justice” series, which depicts the living conditions of teens experiencing solitary confinement.

Previously, Greek organizations were informally banned from considering prospective members’ financial situations.

Columbia University’s President Lee Bollinger addressed stress culture at his first fireside chat of the fall semester. One question asked was about the common perception that Columbia lacks a sense of community.

Online voting will be open to sophomores, juniors and seniors in the College from 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct.18 until 3 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 21.

Rodin College House residents were forced to evacuate overnight following the flooding of multiple floors.

Get ready for a packed homecoming weekend: Rappers Princess Nokia and Rob $tone will headline SPEC-TRUM's fall concert.

Six out of eight Ivy League schools including Penn reported endowment investment losses in 2016.

The Mask and Wig Club, the nation's oldest all-male collegiate musical comedy troupe, will perform its fall show at Iron Gate Theatre Wednesday through Saturday nights.

Earlier today, Harvard sent an email to past applicants notifying them that their application information will be distributed in compliance with a court order.

According to The New York Times, Harvard’s cafeteria employees are in the midst of a strike, with today as its ninth day in action.

Whether its to learn more about Penn's academic opportunities or to show off your Quaker Pride, this list will help you enjoy one of fall's busiest weekends.

According to Philly.com, the state of Pennsylvania saw a surge in new voter registrations in the weeks and days leading up to the deadline on Oct. 11.

It was midnight on January 5, the night before the Common App was due, and high schoolers were freaking out on Twitter.

Brother Ross Jackson hit the student during a verbal confrontation in which the two individuals stood eye-to-eye, standing about an inch apart, according to The Red and Black, the student newspaper at the University of Georgia.