Residential Services expected 2,545 first-year and transfer students, 2,379 second-year students, and 866 third- and fourth-year students to move into campus housing between Aug. 21 and 28. 

Pre-First Year is a four-week academic intensive program prior to New Student Orientation that offers first-generation and low-income students one free elective credit at the conclusion of the program.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to three Penn students who worked on Capitol Hill this summer about each of their job experiences. 

The protest was organized by the Coalition to Save the UC Townhomes — a group of residents protesting the sale of 70 units of affordable housing.

College sophomore Kimi Li was flown to the Bahamas in July to compete in several challenges against ninety-nine other MrBeast subscribers. 

Each individual center will host open houses during the first weeks of the semester to invite all interested students to learn more about their community. 

Here is the latest on dining options for Penn students and the West Philadelphia community.

The Daily Pennsylvanian has gathered a list of 10 people to know on campus, ranging from the new president of the University to Wharton's youngest tenured and highest-rated professors.

Here’s a guide to navigating campus resources for mental health, accessibility, and first-generation, low-income students.

To keep you updated as you navigate campus this semester, here’s a look at the construction and renovation progress made on campus since you’ve been gone. 

As you finalize your schedule for the fall 2022 semester, here are five interesting classes to be aware of. 

Here are five pieces of advice from Penn students on transitioning to life on campus. 

Here's an overview of the events students can look forward to participating in this year. 

Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 policies and guidance on campus for the fall 2022 semester. 

Husson, who served as Boston College's senior vice president for university advancement since 2004, will begin his tenure at Penn on Oct. 17.

These cells are one of many cell types that help maintain essential structures in the lung, providing a potential treatment pathway.

The partnership, known as Design to Thrive, seeks to teach underrepresented students about architecture and design.