Over 200 faculty and staff members across all 12 Penn Schools gathered on Oct. 30 for the annual "Engaging Students Through Technology" symposium

In recent years, companies have begun targeting freshmen and sophomores, particularly those who identify as minorities

Hurricane Sandy was by far one of the most powerful hurricanes to ever hit the Eastern Seaboard in recorded history. With its 3-year anniversary having past on Thursday, it’s only appropriate to look back and understand how significant this event was. 

An overflowing toilet on the floor above the lounge was the source of the water dripping through the ceiling.

Students have called for the University to take a stand against Cosby, who now faces accusations from over 50 women who say the comedian raped or sexually assaulted them.

While multiple University initiatives strive to protect open expression on campus, some students find it difficult to speak their beliefs

A Wednesday rally organized by Fossil Free Penn aimed to draw the University Council’s attention to a forthcoming proposal for Penn to divest from fossil fuels.

Thefts from buildings on campus have seen the most significant drop, coming down 41 counts in 2015. 

The fire was set in a closet at the Psi Upsilon fraternity on 250 S. 36th Street on Oct. 23.

A quarter of 2014 Penn graduates took jobs in finance despite renewed concerns about mental health due to employee deaths in the industry.

The Penn Coffee Club is a Wharton graduate student organization that gives students the opportunity to bond over their shared love of coffee. Started three years ago, the club now has over 60 members and a three-person board.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Oct. 18 and Oct. 22.

On Wednesday, a group of around 20 students gathered at the LGBT Center to discuss sexual violence in the community, following a recent survey showing a low report rate of the crime.

Students who worked for Philadelphia nonprofit organizations this past summer share their favorite perks.

On Wednesday afternoon, administrators, faculty and students met in Houston Hall for the University Council’s second meeting of the year. 

The five-year action plan consists of a series of initiatives designed to engage students and faculty in tackling the challenges lying in the way of a greener campus.

Penn President Amy Gutmann announced today the launch of the President’s Innovation Prize, an opportunity for Penn students to apply their entrepreneurial ideas to the real world while also making a difference.