A look at this week's world of higher education

The former director of Pottruck, Amy Wagner, paid a final installment on $10,000 in restitution to Penn and will now have her criminal record expunged

Penn was honored as one of four finalists in the President’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge in Washington, D.C.

Financial assistance is available to participate in Greek life, but is it enough?

A Penn research team created a start-up that helps clients choose from an overwhelming number of health care options.

Matthew Lee will present his project in Australia as a finalist for the G20 Global Business Challenge

“Yes means yes,” may soon become the precedent for sexual violence policies on college campuses around the country.

This effort is part of a new task force which aims reduce dangers related to heavy drinking including violence and hospital transports on campus

Throughout the 10 years of Amy Gutmann's presidency and the many tumultuous changes in the School District of Philadelphia, the partnerships between Penn and schools in West Philadelphia have grown substantially.

Ongoing court cases block the demolition of a historic mansion which currently occupies the lot and the zoning compliance of the proposed development

We asked around the university to find out what people thought Amy Gutmann's biggest contributions is. 

Amy Gutmann and her many hats

Zeta Tau Alpha hosted guest speaker Dr. Angela DeMichele to talk about breast cancer awareness.

Amy Gutmann was inaugurated as Penn's president 10 years ago today, during Homecoming Weekend in 2004.

City Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell told Plan Philly on Thursday that the community should go to the zoning board if they do not want to comply with the existing rules.

Read about what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Oct. 2 and Oct. 10, 2014.