A little over two weeks ago, the mayor of my hometown of Williamsport, Pa. announced over Twitter that he would become the first mayor of a Pennsylvania town to publicly endorse Donald Trump for president.

Following a four-month investigation, a University of Kansas Professor who used a racial slur in class will be allowed to return to work this week.

BRYN FRIEDENBERG is a College sophomore from Kirtland, Ohio.

She hopes to bring more chutzpah to the study of women Yiddish writers.

A 10-seed in the NCAA Tournament, the Quakers took on seventh-seeded Washington at College Park, Md., Saturday, falling in what was largely a tight contest, 65-53.

Chancelor Bennett, known professionally as "Chance the Rapper," will headline Penn's 2016 Spring Fling, joining opening act Las Vegas-based DJ 3LAU. 

After watching his teammates struggle on the second day of the NCAA wrestling championships, 174-pounder Casey Kent made his opponents pay.

Arianna Alexander is carrying out her dream to open her own restaurants.

Each year, clubs across Penn scramble to secure as much Student Activities Council funding as possible.

Family. One word describes Penn women’s basketball coach Mike McLaughlin’s program.

They also found that Hispanic women only paid off three percent of their student debt three years after graduating, while black women managed to pay off nine percent.

Despite recent warm weather, DP weather writer Elyas Tecle reminds us that it is technically still winter and Mother Nature may be prepared to prove that to us come later this weekend.

For the most part, Penn wrestling lives to fight another day at the NCAA Championships.

3LAU’S mashups and tracks incorporating electro house, progressive house and dubstep are expected to be a hit with the audience.

The UA did not publish annual reports in 2012 and 2013, but since then the UA leadership has committed itself to completing the report every year.

While many students use their vacation time to relax and take a break from classes, a small group of Penn students spent their most recent spring break in the Ville Lumiere continuing their education.

Social policy professor Susan B. Sorenson and criminology and statistics professor Richard Berk found that the use of machine-learning forecasts at domestic violence arraignments could substantially reduce repeat domestic violence arrests.