Sure, ghosts might not exist, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t haunted our footsteps.

Several international students at Penn didn’t have the good fortune of returning home for winter break.

Despite declining enrollments in summer abroad, Penn will be expanding its summer programming to Tel Aviv, Havana, Athens, Berlin and Rotterdam.

Following the Making History Campaign’s unprecedented fundraising success, University of Pennsylvania President Amy Gutmann recently announced the University’s intention to raise one billion dollars for financial aid by 2020.

Penn Band embarked on a new performance journey during this winter break.

On Monday, 14 students woke up early to give their time to a local Philadelphia middle school, Middle Years Alternative. 

Roughly 7,000 people, including students from Penn, marched through Philadelphia yesterday as a part of #ReclaimMLK Day

Phi Delta Theta will participate in sexual misconduct education.

Several Penn students participating in fraternity recruitment said that the controversial holiday photo itself didn’t exert a major influence on their choices during the process.

Pedro Rivera is a Philadelphia native and former teacher and principal in the School District of Philadelphia. 

An all high school team competed in the health hack with their app “Helix,” an app designed to streamline the directions patients receive from their doctors. The app won best overall health hack and best consumer health hack.

The Supreme Court will hear an appeal to the 6th circuit’s decision to uphold gay marriage bans.

This weekend, hackers converged on Penn for the biannual PennApps hackathon. Here were the top ten projects of over 200 submissions developed this weekend. 

Penn paying Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOTs) is still not on the agenda. 

As Penn suffers the cold winter, campus construction continues nevertheless.

LThe Forbes 30 under 30 Summit ibrings together influential people to share ideas on the cutting edge issues of human society.

Philadelphia will face a range of pressing issues in 2015, and a new mayor will be at the forefront of it all.