Jogia read and discussed excerpts of "Mixed Feelings," his new book that explores race and identity through poems and imagery.  

The first sit-in took place on Sept. 27 outside the office of President Amy Gutmann, with about 40 students and faculty members in attendance.

After allowing an early goal, Penn men’s soccer couldn’t bounce back and suffered its second consecutive loss, falling to West Virginia, 3-0.

While Penn football worked its way into the win column with a 28-24 victory on Saturday after a season-opening loss to Delaware, the senior running back has been the model of consistency.

In this week's edition of Is Stat So?, sprint football lights up the scoreboard, volleyball struggles against Princeton, and field hockey bounces back in a big way.

Riding a strong running game and a stifling defense, the Quakers dominated Post, 57-7, for their second straight win and their fourth straight win against the Eagles. 

The decrease in the endowment return rate compared to last year's marks a trend across Penn's peer institutions.

The organization’s membership includes Penn Democrats, College Republicans, and the Government and Politics Association. 

Wilson will receive a $625,000 stipend paid in quarterly installments over five years by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

On a hot and windy afternoon in Cambridge, Mass., the Red and Blue struggled to get anything going offensively and dropped their Ivy League opener, 1-0.

The website, known as Penn Basics, will include features such as setting laundry timers and finding off-campus study spaces.

Our University will never proactively address the climate crisis of its accord. And so it is time that that we — Penn students — show the University that it must change its habits and its investments whether it wants to or not. 

Instead of laughing at Furda, Penn students should take a page from his book. 

The group ended its losing streak with a 5-2 win against Cornell to open Ivy League play. Penn then rode that momentum to a thrilling 2-1 win over Temple.

Students in the class analyze political cartoons and videos to explore a satirist’s role in society, both politically and culturally.

Even in the dining locations that have introduced paper straws, plastic straws are still offered instead on some days depending on supply. 

Beginning Nov. 12, students in the program will attend classes on Penn's campus three times a week during evenings and weekends, a 10-hour weekly commitment.