It's mandatory, but only 7.9 percent of upperclassmen have completed it.

Three times in the last three years Penn has changed its sexual violence policy. We've tracked the updates for you here. 

Six protesters continued flyering early Wednesday morning as well.

The new policy aims to ensure that early applicants are as committed to Penn as possible.

In interviews with four former Office of College House Computing employees and two student ITAs the picture of a small office on the precipice of boiling over comes into focus.

The Pennovation Center is a 58,000 square foot business incubator and laboratory located on Grays Ferry Avenue by the Schuylkill River.

Faculty Senate Chair Laura Perna wrote a letter explaining what the group is looking to accomplish this year.

A Faculty Senate report revealed that the university pays male and female faculty unequally at all levels.

The campaign's second year comes at a time of heightened racial tensions across the country following several police shootings as well as a highly divisive presidential election.

Penn spokeswoman Phyllis Holtzman said the University has used a “rigorous process to review all aspects of the investment options offered to its faculty and staff to ensure they are administered with the highest degree of care and prudence.”

President Gutmann welcomed the Class of 2020 to the University of Pennsylvania on Monday.

Some more unexpected words appear in Gutmann's speeches, like “strange”, “Palestra” and “rex”, which have all appeared over five times.

Students might be away from campus over the summer — but there's been no shortage of controversies and changes in the higher education world over the last few months.

Students who break sexual violence codes will be barred from receiving academic honors, and the definition of sexual violence and harassment has been expanded. 

The University announced revisions to its sexual harassment and sexual violence policies, effective July 1.

An incoming Penn freshman was accused of sexual assault in a legal complaint, The Boston Globe reported Wednesday.

Temple University’s board of trustees announced its intention to dismiss Temple’s president, Neil D.