A 2015 survey at NYU revealed there were 45,399 unused meal swipes from just 523 students. One graduate student is combating this by facilitating meet-ups between students with extra swipes and students who don't have enough.

Donald Trump voiced his plans on tackling the costs of higher education at a rally in Columbus.

Freddy Chang, Wharton and College sophomore in the Huntsman Program, was able to negotiate with Penn to increase his financial aid from $0 to nearly $50,000.

Judith Rodin, former Penn President, revealed as potential vice president pick by Hillary Clinton in newest WikiLeaks leaked email.

Philadelphia voices were a winner with the highest voter registration since 1985, and Columbia football was a 35-10 loser.

The State System of Higher Education and the state-wide faculty union have been embroiled in a heated contract dispute since their last contract expired in July 2015.

In an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal, Manhattan Institute senior fellow James Pierson and Independent Women’s Forum senior fellow Naomi Riley criticized the endowments of Ivy League schools and the funding they have received from the US government.

Eric Hoover has spearheaded an effort to form a Penn chapter of the national pro-life group, Students for Life of America. SFLA advocates for the protection of “pre-born children” and the outlawing of abortion.

In writing Archeophonics, Gizzi said he wanted to “bring back the cadences of the past."

SAY is a cross-cultural and cross-generational online Korean language service program that connects the Korean elderly with Korean language learners.

Use this guide to enjoy the most environmentally-sustainable fun Penn has to offer.

The 27th Ward, which includes Penn, is contributing 22,860 eligible voters this election. 

Unpredictable schedules can have negative impacts on the health of an individual working in the service sector.

A former Brown University student is suing her alma mater for alleged spiked drinks at a fraternity associated with the school.

On October 14, eleven people were arrested for blocking traffic in protest of the labor negotiations between Harvard and its dining services workers.

The song "Broccoli" recently reached number six on the US Billboard Hot 100.

However, it will take several months to hire new staff to accommodate the change.