The Heterodox Academy Guide to Colleges recently rated America’s top 150 universities by the diversity of viewpoints on campus. The Ivy League scored poorly.

The Princeton Police Department arrested the university’s swim captain, Samuel Smiddy, for illegal possession of a firearm.

The homes of Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey’s neighbors were vandalized with anti-Republican messages.

A Syrian-born doctor, who has been risking his life to provide medical care to residents of Aleppo, has earned a scholarship at Brown University.

Winner: Penn Democrats. Loser: President Amy Gutmann

According to The Harvard Crimson, the 2012 men’s soccer team wrote a ‘scouting report’ of the freshman class. The author and his teammates individually rated each of the freshman recruits based on their “perceived attractiveness and sexual appeal.”

Some students who praised the letter still questioned why it was published now, given the volume of campus events themed around "Black Lives Matter" over the past few years.

Many Penn students spend their spare hours doing homework or participating in extracurriculars — but some find the time to make a few extra dollars on the side.

Middle of the semester got you in a rut?

With only two weeks until Election Day, most major polls are showing Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton as the strong favorite for president.

A fourth Penn graduate is running for president that you probably haven’t heard of — and he’s still hoping he has a shot as a third-party write in candidate, just two weeks before Election Day.

You might think that with the increase of drunken people on the streets with dark costumes, Halloween weekend would lead to an increase in crime — but you’d be wrong.

The new software renders the AirPennNet service unusable across campus, according to an email from Wharton Computing. 

Some buildings only require flashing the school ID — called an OWLcard — at a security guard to enter.

Penn President Amy Gutmann and Vice Provost Vincent Price authored a letter voicing support for the University's black student community on Friday.

Two Penn student organizations — the Penn Hindu and Jain Association and its graduate school counterpart, Penn Rangoliare — are collaborating to hold the only Diwali event in Philadelphia that is open to the public.

Highs will be mostly in the 50's.