Grossman's extensive experience in teacher education makes her a popular choice.

After 13 years as Dean of the School of Social Policy & Practice, Richard Gelles' contributions to SP2 have truly opened the door to a new era in the school’s history.

The class of 2018 is the most competitive class in Penn's history.

Stanford Professor Pam Grossman will replace current Graduate School of Education Dean Andy Porter.

Penn Democrats hosted Pennsylvania State Senator and Democratic Whip Anthony Hardy Williams Monday night in the LGBT Center.

Teach for America is one of the top three employers of recent Penn graduates. But how much good are corps members really doing?

Following the fifth student suicide in 12 months, the University announced the creation of new permanent clinical positions at Counseling and Psychological Services for this fall — a move administrators say likely would have occurred without the student deaths.

A new sculpture called "Homologous Hope" was recently unveiled at the Basser Research Center for BRCA, depicting the process of DNA repair, which is essential for the prevention of many types of cancer. 

After on-campus housing selection concluded on Feb. 27, only two residents chose a new room type being piloted in Du Bois College House. As a result, the proposed new room configurations will not be offered next year.

The program provides internships at Philadelphia startups

Sustainability is a new food industry catchphrase — but what does it actually mean for businesses?

Du Bois College House and Sansom Place won this year's Power Down Challenge.

Most in the audience at the Penn Museum’s Harrison Auditorium know the comedienne for her work on NBC’s comedy “Parks and Recreation,” where she plays Donna Meagle, the live-tweetin’, self-treatin’ one-liner queen.

Engineering sophomore Jacob Henner, who is running for Undergraduate Assembly School of Engineering and Applied Sciences representative, was not listed among his fellow candidates when the initial ballot went online last night.

After an unusually long budget season, the Undergraduate Assembly passed the budget for the 2014-2015 academic year at their meeting on Sunday night.

A new Anti-Hazing Working Group, which consists of students and staff across many areas of student life, held its third meeting on Monday.

Located at 4912 Baltimore Ave., Greensgrow West will be the first expansion of Greensgrow Farms, located in Kensington, Pennsylvania.