On Nov. 30th, PennDesign concluded its first successful year of Social Impact Projects, a program organized by PennPraxis to support student proposals with grants to create a social impact in the Philadelphia community.

For some College students, entering Huntsman Hall for a study session just isn’t enough to satisfy their craving for business.

Nutter called Trump's comments 'vile' and 'ignorant'

Over the course of the 2014-15 academic year, Penn hosted 192 international students spending a semester or year abroad, according to a Penn News article.

Peer Anti-Violence Educators, brings paid student leaders to campus organizations to teach members of the organizations how to be “active bystanders.”

The program is not only a philanthropic endeavor that provides treatment for animals that otherwise may have to face amputation or euthanasia, but is also a learning opportunity for residents, interns, and students.

With $7,500 in seed funding on the line, the stakes were high.

The Penn Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law's conference on "Preventing and Treating the Invisible Wounds of War" focused on the effects of combat-related psychological injuries in veterans.

Instead of directly responding to the demands from SOUL following Ferguson protests, the University initiated the Campaign for Community.

Penn Museum educators travel in “mummy mobiles” to teach Philadelphia middle schoolers about ancient civilizations.

College junior, Hannah Peifer, was recently named Chief of MERT. The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with her to learn about her new positino, her interests, and her hopes for the future.

Penn Professor Mike McGraw’s new course, “Ornithology,” the study of birds, is combining Master of Environmental Studies students’ love for nature with a more acute set of knowledge to use in the great outdoors.

The family of former Nursing student Arya Singh sued Penn and Amazon after her suicide in Feb. 2013. 

Newly-elected Interfraternity Council President and Wharton junior David Moore aims to bolster the positive image of Penn’s 28 fraternities. 

The change comes after weeks of student protests on college campuses nationwide over racial discrimination.

Among freshmen traversing the Engineering Quad and hustling to introductory math classes, roughly four out of ten are women.

While Platt is not scheduled to begin teaching until the fall 2016 semester, he is interested in mentoring undergraduates and involving them in his research, as his laboratory is established.