The Social Planning and Events Committee would have to spend more than 11 times its $175,000 Spring Fling grant to afford Queen Bey’s reported $2 million dollar fee.

The cost for a Penn undergraduate education will cross the $60,000 mark for the first time in the 2014-2015 academic school year.

Today is the last day for parents to register their children for a lottery to gain enrollment at Penn Alexander Elementary School, located on 42nd and Spruce streets.

The appointment concludes the first of four ongoing dean searches for Penn schools.

College sophomores Alina Wong and Rachel Stewart and Wharton sophomore Roopa Shankar - all roommates - started baking for fun during their free time.

Last year, the Bureau issued 31 citations to students at 2 off-campus parties during Fling

A little-known University policy, which was cited in a recent campus study, states that if a student is hospitalized twice for alcohol or other drug use, the student's parents can be contacted.

Slidejoy was released several weeks ago and has more than 10,000 downloads.

Penn’s fifth Presidential Term Professorship will bring a former faculty member and student back to Penn’s campus.

College senior Meher Rehman researches microfinance.

Today, the Women's Center and the Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies program are celebrating their 40th anniversary at a two day conference, which will address the issues women still face in modern society.

The Division of Public Safety assisted the FBI in one of the 10 arrests of leaders of the Ironworkers Local 401 union, who have allegedly used violence to try to protect union jobs.

Only one female speaker - Jodie Foster - has been selected since 2000

This week Muse is holding Muse E-Marketing and Engagement week, a five day conference that discusses different areas of digital marketing and includes talks by executives from companies like Google, Anthropologie and EBay. 

Starting today, students will have access to the miracle of life - horse edition.

An unaffiliated 51-year-old male was cited for public drunkenness after attempting to throw a chair at an employee at Nara Restaurant.

This past fall, Sayre High School students in a program called "Leaders of Change" examined how Philadelphia and state schools function and came to a stark conclusion: their school system is failing them.