Penn alumnus Jon Huntsman, Jr. was not expecting to elicit claims that the U.S. is supporting the "Jasmine Revolution" protests in China when he strolled through a busy area in Beijing.

Teach for America was the third largest employer for last year’s graduating class, with 43 Penn graduates joining the teacher corps nationwide.

Thursday night, a crowd of about 1,000 people packed into Zellerbach Theater to hear from an Olympic gold medalist who has made it his life goal to challenge the high-school dropout rate.

When Penn travels to Ithaca on Saturday night, a familiar face will patrol the opposite sideline — Cornell women’s basketball coach and former Penn assistant coach Dayna Smith.

Sunday night, a group of students in the middle of their own filmmaking projects will most likely be watching the Academy Awards with a different perspective.

Defending national champion Duke visits Penn Saturday for the Quakers’ season opener.

This season, coach Kyle Smith is bringing 'Moneyball' to the Columbia basketball team, who the Quakers face Friday at the Palestra.

The flu comes every year, leaving those in its path sniffling, coughing, feverish — and in some cases, dead. Attempts in guessing the influenza virus’ next move have often been futile, until now.

The School of Social Policy and Practice hosted its first panel Thursday evening for students looking to pursue further studies in social work and social policy.

If a plan outlined by Law School professor David Skeel were passed, states in dire financial straits would be able to declare bankruptcy.

We received several letters to the editor in response to the events surrounding Newt Gingrich's speech at Irvine Auditorium on Tuesday night.

College sophomore Isabel Friedman attracted media attention after asking former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich a controversial question Tuesday.

Penn Dems President Isabel Friedman wrote a guest column defending the question she asked Newt Gingrich, saying that the confrontation was aggressive but it came from Penn's spirit.

Jon Avnet, who transferred out of Penn at the end of his sophomore year, co-produced 'Black Swan' — nominated for five Academy Awards, including Best Motion Picture.

No. 24 Temple suffered a lopsided loss to top-ranked Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium last night, 78-61.

Those selected for the program will enroll in a year-long, residential-based liberal arts curriculum designed to bridge the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences.

Stanton Kuklick, a Master of Social Work candidate at SP2, wrote a guest column about the a proposed bill that damages the rich foundation of Wisconsin politics.