The Committee on Open Expression was far more active in 2014-2015 than it had been in years past.

The Class of 2019 are not the only new faces on campus — six new deans have been appointed over the last several months to serve throughout Penn’s twelve schools

Penn professor Brian Bushee’s financial accounting course has found its way to students in every single country, excluding the Vatican City, Cuba and North Korea.

Penn administrators explain why tuition is rising at twice the rate of inflation.

The budget allocates $206 million to undergraduate financial aid, an increase of four percent from the projected 2015 forecast.  

Construction prevented the picnic from taking place at Gutmann's house as it has in past years

Few expected convocation to pointedly address the mental health crisis that has rocked Penn’s campus since six students committed suicide within 15 months.

The change is limited to name only — the program remains the same, according to the University's financial aid webpage.

After a two-year battle with the Penn administration and national fraternity, Penn’s chapter of Pi Kappa Phi had its charter revoked over the summer.

Stanton Wortham, the Judy and Howard Berkowitz professor in the Graduate School of Education, will begin on September 1. 

While Kinane will serve as dean for six more years in a familiar post, his reappointment follows six new dean searches at Penn over the past two years.

Providing Microsoft Office software free for Penn students has been a longstanding priority for the Undergraduate Assembly and the Administration

Penn's Board of Trustees met on June 19 to discuss and approve several major initiatives within the University. The DP summarized some of the highlights.

The five inaugural winners of the President's Engagement Prize will use this summer to prepare for their respective community engagement projects across the world. The President's Engagement Prize was announced last summer as part of Penn President Amy Gutmann's vision for students to engage with the world, as set forth in the Penn Compact 2020.

A possible addition to Penn’s mental health policies and procedures may change how the faculty interacts with students.

A Princeton University study found that identifying as Asian on a college application translates to the same disadvantage as scoring 50 points lower on the SAT.

The Daily Pennsylvanian asked some Penn administrators to reflect back on when they too were motivated young adults ready to conquer the world. Here is what they had to say.