For students in the College, it can be tempting to dismiss on-campus recruiting as another Wharton concentration.

The writing seminar underwent several changes to its curriculum last semester, intended to make the course more practically useful to students.

On Thursday, Penn Law’s Institution of Law and Economics sponsored an event that focused on the Volkswagen Emission Scandal.

In the College of Arts and Sciences, “undecided” is the most popular intended major — only around 30 percent of students actually indicate a major on their application.

A group of Penn professors is working to make tech failures a little less common.

Two Penn seniors and two alumni were named Schwarzman Scholars on Jan. 11, receiving admission to an all-expense-paid master’s program in China.

For some, spring semester is a hurricane of nerve-wracking interviews and sweaty handshakes. For others, it is the calm waters of relaxation that follow the acceptance of an internship.

In June of 2010, President Obama introduced his Opening Doors program, a plan meant to prevent and eventually end homelessness in the United States.

Dropping a class? Here are a few you might want to pick up.

In addition to the over 30 traditional Greek organizations overseen by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, Penn is home to several pre-professional fraternities

The deadline to add courses for Penn undergraduates is February 1, two-and-a-half weeks into the semester

Nearly $3 million in assets and retirement benefits will go to Rafael Robb's daughter, Olivia, a municipal court judge ruled on Thursday.

On Nov. 30th, PennDesign concluded its first successful year of Social Impact Projects, a program organized by PennPraxis to support student proposals with grants to create a social impact in the Philadelphia community.

The program is not only a philanthropic endeavor that provides treatment for animals that otherwise may have to face amputation or euthanasia, but is also a learning opportunity for residents, interns, and students.

With $7,500 in seed funding on the line, the stakes were high.

Penn Professor Mike McGraw’s new course, “Ornithology,” the study of birds, is combining Master of Environmental Studies students’ love for nature with a more acute set of knowledge to use in the great outdoors.

Among freshmen traversing the Engineering Quad and hustling to introductory math classes, roughly four out of ten are women.