Since he began his deanship last July, Garrett has practically split his time between Philadelphia and abroad.

Penn political groups offer forums for a range of partisan and nonpartisan discussions.

Classes at Penn are no walk in the park. Here's a list of helpful hacks that can help with everything from Writing Seminar to problem sets.

Graduating seniors Robert Hsu and Katlyn Grasso were much different when they first set foot on Penn's campus four years ago.

Pennant, a new digital infrastructure, will replace the system that has managed student billing, financial aid, academic records and registration for over 35 years.

2011 College graduate and founder of Prillen Steven Allen has released the trailer of "Childlike," a film series on 20-somethings finding their place in New York City.

A look at some of the go-to study spaces on and around campus.

The Daily Pennsylvanian compiled some essential tips on course selection strategies and tools.

In the fall of 1969, in an act of quiet gallantry, a Penn biology professor with a fondness for mountain climbing hoisted himself up the flagpole in front of College Hall and restored its flag to full staff.

The Computer and Information Science department will launch a new class aimed at non-majors.

A Princeton University study found that identifying as Asian on a college application translates to the same disadvantage as scoring 50 points lower on the SAT.

Wharton's social media team will begin promoting the new Snapchat account during graduation festivities.

Although every freshman is required to sign up for a meal plan through Campus Express, there is a much wider world of dining at Penn beyond 1920 Commons.

Impress upperclassmen — and intimidate each other — with your new vocabularies.

With 98 percent of the vote counted late Tuesday night, Kenney led state Sen. Anthony H. Williams by a comfortable margin, with four other candidates trailing close behind.

A roundup of the Greek life stories Penn students have been talking about and a guide to how the system works.

Some Penn alums choose to enter the priesthood instead of pursuing more lucrative professions.