The International Development Summer Institute Africa Program, a new collaboration between the School of Engineering and Applied Science and the College’s African Studies Center, will send 14 students from Engineering, Wharton and the College to Ghana for four weeks this summer.

In the past two weeks, high schoolers descended on Locust Walk, hoping that a campus visit will help them make the most important decision of their lives.

Former Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton offered critiques of President Obama’s positions on American exceptionalism, Afghanistan and Iran.

I hope you will enable me to return to the Senate to keep fighting for a better future for all young people.

Penn's defeat of then-No.6 Dartmouth gave it a top 10 victory and Harvard’s 11-9 upset of Princeton put Penn in the driver's seat for the regular season title.

The University does not attempt to provide a standardized sexual-health education. It needs to do so before freshmen come to Penn.

Letters to the Editor about Alec Webley and the Center for Undergraduate Research and Fellowships

Though temperatures at this year’s Spring Fling were lower than in previous years, students’ spirits were as high as ever. As one student said, 'Fling exceeds all expectations every year.'

Friday night’s rain showers didn’t stop Penn students from turning out to see Schwayze, Kid Cudi and Snoop Dogg at the sold-out Spring Fling concert.

From different slang to drinking culture, College junior Lara Seligman found studying abroad at the University of Cambridge meant a new way of learning — where lectures are optional, but supervisions are tougher than the average Penn class.

In a surprise announcement Sunday night, College junior and former Undergraduate Assembly Chairman Alec Webley resigned from the UA body via e-mail.

Can’t find a job? Make one. That’s what I want to make possible for this generation.

Located just a few blocks from campus at 47th and Walnut streets, West Philadelphia High School is causing heated debate in the community.

So waitlisted students stalking theDP.com, take it from someone who sweated it out on the waitlist only ultimately to be rejected: Choose a college before May 1.

In Saturday’s doubleheader, both starting pitchers went the distance, as Penn cruised to two easy victories. On Sunday, however, the next two starters struggled, and the Quakers came out winless.

Even though the Penn women’s golf team had to wait until the sun went down, the Quakers proved to their Ivy League rivals that they are a force to be reckoned with going into the conference championships.

The Quakers placed third in the race for the Blackwell Cup, dropping all but one of their races — the Novice 8 — to two top-ranked opponents.