Data from AP as of 2:00am EST 2/2/16.  Results may change as votes continue to be counted. Map data via Wikimedia Commons. Interactive by Andrew Fischer.

1968 Wharton graduate Donald Trump is barreling towards the Republican nomination, securing Super Tuesday victories in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Vermont and Virginia.

The candidates’ dominant victories and their rivals' resounding losses were felt at Penn, where students paid close attention as news outlets projected wins, often just minutes after the closing of state polls.

The endorsement came as yet another surprise in a Republican primary that has been defined by unexpected front-runners rocking the party establishment’s hold over the GOP nomination.

On Feb. 23, Nathaniel Rome petitioned to have Ohio Gov. John Kasich removed from Pennsylvania’s primary election ballot.

Hillary Clinton "is clearly the most qualified candidate in this race on either side of the aisle," Penn Democrats announced in a statement on their website.

Led by a neon orange Jeep blasting “Burn, Baby, Burn," the approximately 1,000-person crowd effectively stopped traffic in parts of Center City.

Frederick “Fritz” Steiner, who was recently hired as the new dean of the School of Design, is coming to Penn in part to avoid Texas’s new campus-carry law.

The Supreme Court Clinic is representing several Mercedez-Benz dealership workers arguing for overtime. 

Although Bernie Sanders constantly cites other developed countries that have implemented the sort of policies he advocates for, Penn experts are not so sure about their viability. 

The former admiral and congressman — who announced his 2016 Democratic Senate campaign at Penn — returned to campus on Monday to discuss the tenets of his foreign policy plan.

See how much money students, faculty and staff at Penn have given to political campaigns in the past year.

The controversy began after the DP caught Marco Rubio speaking with a Cruz staffer inside a South Carolina hotel. 

For students who lean more to the right at Penn, a liberal political environment has various implications on lives of conservative college students.

The congressional hearing, which plays into the determination of the federal budget, dealt with the role of the aircraft carrier in ensuring the superiority of the U.S. military’s naval power.

Ivy League degrees, which Penn students view as tickets to success, do not carry the same value with Americans across the country.

Penn for Hillary is a student organization devoted to building support for Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign at Penn and throughout Philadelphia.