Friday’s moderated discussion with Brennan at the Penn Museum was shut down early following repeated interruptions by protesters inside the building who spoke out the United States government’s use of drones.

The water crisis in Flint, Mich. has many Philadelphians concerned about the safety of the city’s drinking water.

An old adage may say that “all politics are local,” but interest in politics is clearly not.

Irin Carmon and Shana Knizhnik gave a talk about their book "Notorious R.B.G.: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg" on Tuesday night in Golkin Hall. 

Pennsylvania could potentially become the 25th state to legalize medical marijuana, thanks to the passage of Senate Bill 3 in the state House of Representatives this month.

On March 3, Mayor Kenney introduced a soda tax, which is the third proposal Philadelphia has seen.

Opinions of presidential candidates among Penn's LGBTQ community are as diverse as the candidates themselves.

There is a new demand for physicians to save lives — outside of the emergency room.

Without an H-1B visa, international students are forced out of their jobs, and occasionally, out of the country. 

Mayor Jim Kenney plans to ask city lawmakers for funding to provide 800 additional body cameras to city police officers.

At 3:49 p.m., College sophomore Nathaniel Rome's attorney John Bravacos announced in an email that he had withdrawn the lawsuit against John Kasich.

Trump and Clinton were the big winners on Tuesday's primary day though Kasich stole the New York real estate mogul's thunder by winning Ohio. 

Controversial Religious Studies professor Anthea Butler has frequently said her status as a tenured professor protects her from sanction or censure. But it really may be the Penn Police that are protecting her from backlash.

The case proceeded on Monday morning in Commonwealth Court once Kasich's attorney Lawrence Otter released his supplemental brief, arguing that Rome submitted his brief 13 minutes too late.

Fetterman believes voters should acknowledge his decade-long experience as a mayor of one of the poorest communities in Pennsylvania.

The main focus is on Florida and Ohio, which offer the largest delegate prizes and are the home states of two Republican candidates, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) and Gov. John Kasich respectively.

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