The longtime councilman’s resignation marks the last step before Kenney officially enters the 2015 mayoral race.

If rap brings Eminem, Juicy J or O.T. Genasis first to mind, you haven’t seen the other side of hip-hop yet.

While diners during Restaurant Week get the experience to taste food and visit new restaurants, for the restaurant staff, the week is just another day in the life.

Individuals in the program estimate that the dropout rate is at least 50 percent. 

State Senator Anthony Hardy Williams’s support for charter schools has made him some unusual allies.

Brown's new alcohol policies restrict registered on-campus parties to public spaces like Penn's Houston Hall.

In an article recently published on Style.com, Vogue’s online content, writer Hayley Phelan declared wellness becoming the new luxury status symbol.

Wharton Dean Geoffrey Garrett made a pit stop in Philadelphia on Wednesday — but he didn't spend much time in his office.

With dozens of courses fulfilling each requirement, the College of Arts and Sciences' sectors are not particularly constraining — but administrators still want to ensure that each one does its job.

Six Penn representatives joined over 2,500 political and business superstars from across the globe last week in Davos, Switzerland at the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum.

Wearing suits every day and flocking to Huntsman Hall for OCR information sessions is not the only way Wharton students chase their dreams. Nick Silverio, a Wharton sophomore, is pursuing his dance career while taking a short break from Penn.

When a snowstorm hits Penn, people all around campus are affected even before a snowflake hits the ground. 

On Saturday, College junior Laura Sorice began her term as the new Chair External of the Student Committee for Undergraduate Education.

Philadelphia's public schools face an $81 million budget deficit.

The use of forensic experts and rights of the accused are outlined in Penn's policy amendments.

Many students were still on campus over break, moving into new rooms or waiting for their hot water to finally heat up.

In light of the “Charlie Hebdo” attack in Paris on Jan. 7, members of Penn comedy groups shared their perspective and methods on striking a balance between comedy and contention.