Horizons, a coding bootcamp course that College and Wharton alumni Edward Lando and Abhi Ramesh will offer at Penn, seeks to give students real-world coding skills that they can use in their future careers.

32 percent of Penn’s 2015 graduates took out a student loan to finance their education, averaging $18,900.

Caitlyn Jenner is included among a week of events celebrating the LGBTQ community.

Three Wharton and Engineering students have discovered a way to drastically speed up beer brewing, winning $10,000 in the process.

If created, this algorithm could have major implications for the political scene, particularly after former CIA member Edward Snowden’s revelations of the information that the government has kept secret from the public.

Check out the love stories of Quakers gone by. 

If you took Ethics, sometime in the past few years, you might have seen something unusual: two professors teaching at the front of the classroom. More unusual? Those two aren’t just colleagues — they’re husband and wife.

Engineering senior Hong Kim believes his new app, Otter, will help you find a date that's likely to last.

Student bartenders earn money and experience after getting certified.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Jan. 27 and Feb. 3.

The even covered the Christian perspective on racism and human trafficking as part of a weekly series hosted by the Penn Faculty-Staff Christian Forum.

Through an interactive "heat map," the Graduate School of Education can track Penn's involvement in Philadelphia's 247 public schools.

Penn students can receive unlimited access to Glassdoor without an account via a link on the Career Services website.

Whether it was media-anointed nativist Donald Trump or self-proclaimed democratic socialist Bernie Sanders, the rallies were lily-white.

Biden is leading a “moon shot” effort to create tangible milestones in cancer treatment, which is especially meaningful after the loss of his son, former Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, to brain cancer only last year.

Hidden under a veil of anonymity, Penn's YikYak users are free to rant, joke and complain without fear of being identified.

Ever wonder why it cost students over $200 to replace their dorm keys? Residential Services uses patented blanks to prevent students from making and keeping copies.