Penn broke ground on two solar facilities in PA that are intended to supply 75% of Penn's power needs

Columnist Sam Zou argues that higher educational institutions lie or bend the rules on reporting data to college rankings to increase their place, and they must be held accountable legally. 

Guest Columnist Alex Keswani discusses the cultural and political implications of Heartstopper’s global popularity. 

MacGregor was a pioneer in the field of infectious diseases and made many contributions to the research and treatment of HIV. 

Distrito closed on July 9, to the surprise of both employees and customers. 

Gutmann College House was one of two college houses — along with Lauder College House — built during Gutmann’s 18-year presidency. 

The stadium is proposed to be built at 11th and Market streets inside the Fashion District, due to the team's lease with Wells Fargo Center ending in 2031.

Joe Miller means business, but not the front office kind where he'd spend most of his time off the field and hang his Wharton degree on an office wall. For now, his focus is solely aimed at being the best version of himself, and proving his place on the mound as the Detroit Tigers' newest left-handed pitcher.

Columnist Keshav Ramesh argues that increased policing in schools has done little to nothing to stop mass shootings, and that the police are doing more harm than good when it comes to school safety. 

Columnist Eve Rosenblum discusses how phones are damaging conversation, preventing vulnerability, and increasing our isolation and anxiety in turn. 

The Wistar Institute’s $75 million five-year plan will focus on driving breakthroughs in cancer, immunology, and therapeutics, as well as educating the next generation of scientists.

The Science History Institute will be the society’s headquarters, providing space for onsite programming, and Penn will fund mentorship and work opportunities for students with the society’s executive office. 

Columnist Sarah Ming discusses the necessity of consumer awareness in the marketplace. 

Columnist Ace Dahyeon Choi addresses the changes in tuition costs and other fees in college education, which often exceed the average American’s ability to pay for one. 

Residents and supporters are sleeping outside of the housing complex to illustrate the effects of displacement, aiming to challenge their Sept. 7 eviction.  

King’s vision for the future focuses on connecting students through different spaces, centers, and interests.