Parking in Philadelphia will be a little harder to come by today, as local spaces citywide are turned into micro parks.

Just when it seemed that the city would be forced to lay off 3,000 employees and cut many essential services, the state legislature passed House Bill 1828 yesterday to prevent Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter from implementing his Plan C, or "doomsday," proposal.

The House of Representatives voted 253 to 171 yesterday to expand the amount of federal aid to expand the amount of federal aid to students by ending subsidies to private lenders.

Two Penn students are trying to bridge the gap between the West and the Middle East - from their dorm rooms.

In an effort to reach members of underrepresented religious groups, the Chaplain's Office has hired the first of what may be a few Interfaith Fellows.

After a dominant 33-0 win in the alumni game, which ultimately amounts to a season warm-up, the lightweight football team is primed to sprint into the season. They open up on the road tonight at 7 p.m. in Ithaca, N.Y., against Ivy foe Cornell.

Sending bright graduates into classrooms with so little preparation makes TFA the object of criticism. Skeptics points to the comparatively short training time, asking whether high GPAs and ambition are adequate substitutes for graduate-level education courses.

The University fulfilled its pledge to the environment with its Climate Action Plan, fulfills the promise President Gutmann when she signed the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment.

A bill the House should vote on today will go a long way toward making college more affordable

Both students and independent booksellers are suffering, and Penn could help out

From 'Twilight' to 'True Blood,' vampires are everywhere these days

Before Andrew Samson landed in Philadelphia, Penn football's kicking woes might have been its biggest problem.

Nutter spoke about his proposed five-year plan, also known as Plan C, Sen. Arlen Specter's reelection campaign and his own experiences as a Penn student, among other things.

The number of possible H1N1 cases reported at Penn for the first week of dorm occupancy, 25, is well below the national average for college campuses, according to University officials and the American College Health Association.

For a bunch of guys in drag preparing to parade in front of hundreds of freshmen, they were pretty relaxed.

In the past year, the enrollment of domestic students in U.S. graduate schools grew faster than that of international students for the first time since 2004.

The music of Super Mash Bros is "scientifically proven to make you shake your ass," according to the group's website, which is why they will be playing on College Green this fall.