Twelve years before Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price announced the creation of a task force to study mental health on campus, a similar committee presented its findings to Penn’s provost in June 2002.

1965 College graduate Ed Rendell spoke about immigration reform last night at an event co-sponsored by Penn for Immigrant Rights and Penn Democrats to kick off Immigration Action Week.

Hospitals and doctors offices alike are made more accountable for improving patient outcomes given the new healthcare laws, and the Individualized Management for Patient Center Targets aims to fulfill this duty.

Penn graduate students are going to Pottruck for more than the smoothies this semester.

The average person will never hear John Legend speak at graduation. Seventeen Penn students will have heard him twice.

Former Chief Executive Officer Joe Meyer of New York-based company HopStop visited campus on Friday to speak with current students about entrepreneurship.

Speakers at the Penn Law Sports and Entertainment Law Society’s inaugural symposium on Friday, entitled "A Blurred Line," will discuss the gray area surrounding athletes’ transitions from amateur to professional sports.

Curator John Vick, who received his master’s degree in art history from Penn in 2007, called surrealism more “seductive” than “attractive,” because it is often distorted and invites more imagination than more conventional aesthetics.

New research finds that having enrolled students with risk factors in schools affects the entire student body. 

UMOJA hosted its final capstone dinner on Saturday to reflect on a week of celebrating African culture at Penn. 

Penn Undergraduate Law Journal will publish one full issue per semester with the goal of promoting scholarly discourse on legal topics and will accept  submissions from undergraduate students.

Penn Reproductive Health had their first meeting last week. The group seeks to inform students about sexual health in general and built a partnership with Planned Parenthood. 

Can I take your picture?” A Penn student shields her camera from the flurries falling from the sky, waiting for a group of tourists to respond.

Students gathered in the ARCH Building for performances and discussions surrounding the intersection of arts and faith in the black community. The week is several days celebrating black heritage at Penn.

Cornell UniversityIn a University wide-effort to promote mental wellness and provide stress relief for students, Cornell University implemented a February Break.

Last night, the Penn Museum hosted its annual Valentine’s Day presentation, this year called "Blurred Lines," sponsored by the Young Friends Society.

Organizers say it was not "a conscious decision" to have no politicians speaking at the Forum