Preceptorials are small non-credit seminars led by faculty members and organized by students that take place three times over the course of the semester.

This past Sunday, College and Wharton sophomore and former Daily Pennsylvanian columnist Charles Gray was elected the new chairman of the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education.

After a month of tough competition, the Penn men’s and women’s swimming teams made their last home meet of the season an occasion for celebration.

A new state univ. in the city could give local students the opportunity to obtain a college education at a more affordable price. No one should be held back because they can't afford to live away from home.

Student minority groups have become far too sensitive about the language that others use. Not only does this cause an absurd level of political correctness that stifles campus discussion, but it also trivializes the real injustices these groups fight.

A Penn education should not come at the expense of HEI workers’ basic rights.

Senior call-up Drew Godwin is fulfilling his college hoops dreams and making his mark on the men's varsity basketball team

Jessie Lupardus carried Penn softball on her left shoulder for two years, but she decided to leave the program after last season due to off-the-field issues.

Class of 2014 SAT scores are up 20 points over the past two classes and applications came from 48 states and all across the world, according to Dean of Admissions Eric Furda.

In an effort to promote higher education among West Philadelphia high schoolers, Penn’s Netter Center for Community Partnerships matched adolescents with advisors Tuesday as part of Shadowing Day.

Off the Beat and Penn Masala, two a cappella groups on Penn's campus, were featured in the “Best of College A Cappella” CD for 2010.

Gutmann joined 24 university presidents to sign the Sustainable Campus Charter at the World Economic Forum, an annual conference seeking to improve the global economy.

Pentagon and Catholic U. professor Maryann Cusimano Love spoke in a presentation entitled, “Religion and Foreign Policy,” put together by the Penn Catholic Student Association and Fox Leadership yesterday at the Fels Institute.

Green Acorn endorses restaurants, food trucks and stores around campus as environmentally friendly.

The winners’ ideas — which the team presented to leading firms at the MARC networking lunch — will be used in a national campaign. The team also won a cash prize of $500.

Penn, in collaboration with Long-Term Quality Alliance, will now play a role in improving care for and increasing awareness of people in need of long-term care.

Many students go through their years at Penn without realizing that the University is, in fact, not a Quaker institution, nor did it ever have any religious ties to Quakerism.