For many political journalists, Philadelphia is nothing more than a stop on the campaign trail.

The preseason hype surrounding Penn football is unreal – 13 returning starters from a championship team will do that.

Two Penn students will be voting and caucusing for Bernie Sanders at the Democratic National Convention even as Hillary Clinton remains the presumptive nominee.

Eric Schoenberg, who will teach a class at Wharton in the fall on family wealth, upped his political contributions by over 718% in order to stop Trump.

Trump has formally become the Republican presidential nominee despite having no prior political experience.

Dining Days are returning to University this summer from July 14th through July 24th, bringing an ever-growing selection of good food deals to the West Philadelphia area.

Wharton doctoral student Alixandra Barasch and her two collaborators, Kristin Diehl and Gal Zauberman, studied the effects of photography on people’s experiences. Through nine different activities, they found that generally taking photos could induce beneficial effects by increasing people’s feelings of engagement and immersion.

The Daily Show with Trevor Noah will be filming at Penn's Annenberg Center from Tuesday July 26 to Friday July 29.

The University announced revisions to its sexual harassment and sexual violence policies, effective July 1.

Move over, Masala – another Penn a cappella group is hitting the TV screen with perfect pitch.

Virtually every large employer now uses automated applicant tracking software to filter through the mountains of resumes.

The last time Daily Show correspondent Jordan Klepper was in town, he got his identity stolen at a bar.

Clinical Psychologist at Penn’s Graduate School of Education Howard Stevenson argues that parents need to have the difficult conversations with their children about race and social justice.

The study, published in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence, looks at 10 years of arrest data to estimate average joint size.

Men's basketball head coach Steve Donahue officially announced his six Class of 2020 recruits to the team recently to complete the roster for the 2016-17 season. Or so we thought. Donahue announced last week via a press release through Penn Athletics that one more addition has been made to the squad, in the form of a transfer student from Lassen Community College in northern California. 

Penn basketball hasn’t sent a player to the NBA since 2000. That player was none other than Ira Bowman, who still frequents the Palestra as assistant coach to the Quakers.