The group migrated to College Green to join the SOUL march in solidarity with students protesting at Yale and the University of Missouri

The Donahue era of Penn basketball has never been closer to starting than now. The Red and Blue play their first game under Steve Donahue in a matchup with Robert Morris, a team coming off an NCAA Tournament bid last season.

This Thursday, some Penn students walked out of class at 2:30 p.m. as instructed by a Facebook event promoted by campus minority groups.

On Thursday, Drexel University announced its decision to rescind entertainer Bill Cosby's honorary degree, which he received in 1992.

SOUL, or Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation, led a protest Thursday afternoon in which students marched up and down Market Street and ended in front of Amy Gutmann's house.

Where were you?

Although the waters of Sheerr Pool are usually kept at a balmy 79 degrees, Penn swimming will try to heat things up this weekend.

As we enter the final weekend of the 2015 season, Penn volleyball is already looking towards the future.

What went wrong?

Either Penn or Harvard has had at least a share of the Ivy League football championship for the last eight seasons.

Not only does Wharton offer higher salaries to its graduates - it provides a larger compensation package to its dean as well.

A former Penn Medicine employee is suing the University for unlawful termination in what the University claims was a bogus age discrimination complaint. 

While gender might be something that we don’t think about every day, it impacts nearly every aspects of our lives. GENESIS, which stands for Gender Exploration and Support in an Interpersonal Setting, wants to make gender talked about.

The increase in sex offenses could be due to the implementation of new reporting procedures, which has resulted in a greater number of victim’s coming forward.

The UA said that RAs and GAs were selected as a focal point of the initiative because they could provide a “safe space for conversation."

Huddled around a table in the lobby of Harrison College House, the Penn Duelists’ interest in Yu-Gi-Oh! stems much deeper than cards.

Earlier this month, the GRASP Lab received a three-year, $5.5 million Department of Defense grant to develop new flying robots capable of autonomously navigating environments that humans cannot physically see or access themselves.