The shots came from the area of 25th and Spring Garden streets, behind where the Wawa Welcome America concert headlining Jason Derulo had concluded minutes before.

The new method modifies a patient's own antibodies to attract T cells that can attack tumors.

The Rounds, a "zero waste" delivery service founded in Philadelphia by Wharton graduate students, expands to Atlanta.

Liz Magill will officially become Penn's ninth president on Friday, July 1. She will succeed Interim President Wendell Pritchett and former University president Amy Gutmann.

The new policy, which replaces student loans with increases scholarship grants, took effect on June 23.

Laylo was shot in the head near the Wawa on Penn’s campus, as he and his mother headed in an Uber to the airport.

After 29 days of biking, averaging around 86 miles a day, Torres biked through eight states and two countries. 

The proceeds will fund an expansion of scientific and medical research at the University specifically in gene therapy. 

The program, which is sponsored by the U.S. government, allows students to study, conduct research, or teach English in various countries across the globe.

The Philadelphia Pride March on June 5 sought to bring joy to the LGBTQ community amid a growing amount of anti-LGBTQ sentiment from politicians in Pennsylvania and across the country.

The building will dedicate 387,000 square to biological research, and 68,000 square feet to biomanufacturing. 

Tarik Khan defeated incumbent Pam DeLissio in the primary election for Pennsylvania’s 194th legislative district, which is found in Northwest Philadelphia. 

While the students were not injured in the mass shooting that night, 14 individuals — nearly all bystanders, with ages ranging from 17 to 69 — were either wounded or killed.  

March for Our Lives leaders, students, victims, and survivors gathered this past Saturday in Washington D.C. to demand immediate change in gun violence prevention laws in Capitol Hill. 

The programs, which occur before the start of classes, are designed to help students get a head start on their time at Penn.

In hopes of settling a 2019 lawsuit, Philadelphia's Streets Department is adding a 13-person team to address potholes, cracked sidewalks, and non-ADA compliant curb cuts and ramps. 

Penn Med, CHOP, and Costa Rica's social security program will work together to develop a clinical trial protocol that will help more Costa Rican healthcare providers use this therapy for their patients.