On Feb. 1, Penn officially implemented a new set of policies regarding sexual assault. The changes led a group of Penn Law professors to write an open letter of criticism and continue to bring mixed reactions among Penn faculty and students.

A new study suggests that watching television has made people more afraid of crime.

The annual joke issue successfully tricked Vanity Fair into thinking Emma Watson was to attend Penn. 

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between March 12 and March 19.

Victoria Greene was hospitalized in August 2014 following a severe allergic reaction after eating food labeled as vegan at 1920 Commons.

As part of Bike & Build, a national nonprofit, the student volunteers will ride an average of 70 miles a day, spending days off the road building homes in at-risk communities.

Controversy continues to surround the Rolling Stone piece on an alleged gang rape at the Phi Kappa Psi house at the University of Virginia.  Following concerns over the legitimacy of the story given the fact that the magazine had not confirmed the story with any other sources, Rolling Stone announced it will publish an "external review" led by Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Dean Steve Coll.

With March Madness in full swing, many are wondering exactly how much the best college coaches are earning. While the NCAA does not allow players to make "money off licensing their names and likeliness" to maintain the nonprofessional nature of the games, the same does not apply for coaches.

While many university leaders across the country trumpet the qualifications of their graduating seniors, President Amy Gutmann is putting money where her mouth is.

One hundred residents and students of University City will receive free coffee for a year on Wednesday morning.

The hearing was held at Pennsylvania Hospital, one of Penn Medicine’s medical facilities.

Five Democratic mayoral candidates responded creatively to questions and took the chance to critique each other's views.

Candidates for UA President and Vice President squared off Tuesday evening in the bottom floor conference room of 1920 Commons.

The ban applies to campus residences and all events sponsored by the University or by student groups.

Members of the Class of 2019 and later who have received a score of 5 on AP English exams will be waived from the writing seminar.

The decision was made mostly for financial reasons, Penn President Amy Gutmann said.

Enjoy your last few days eating fries and looking out at unending bridge construction — Commons is about to close its doors indefinitely.