Following several reports of hate crimes allegedly in response to the Trump presidential victory, non-minority people showed support by wearing safety pins.

Sean Collins, a junior in the College studying Mathematics, was recently named the Lambda Alliance Chair for 2017.

I came into the seminar fairly confident in my street smarts and left feeling prepared to actively defend myself and others.

As students walked down Locust Walk Friday in the early December sun, they passed 600 flags planted on College Green, each representing an abortion that took place in the last two weeks in Philadelphia.

Connor Wright is only a freshman, but he has already made massive murals for the St. Louis Cardinals and Facebook headquarters and counts Mark Zuckerberg as a fan.

Penn's Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention group celebrated its annual “Got Consent?” photo campaign at a launch party Wednesday evening.

Anastasia Efremkina is a sophomore in the School of Engineering pursuing a degree in computer science.

For College junior Madeline Moore, the cure to blood cancer is just a few thousand cheek swabs away.

One company has a successful commercial and philanthropic business model based on something unexpected: tampons.  Following the philanthropic business models of Toms Shoes and Warby Parker, the company Cora is helping to redefine the feminine hygiene landscape across India and Kenya.

For some students, coming to Penn is their first taste of the United States, and it's not exactly what they expected. 

1968 Wharton graduate and President-elect Donald Trump's surprise victory sparked disappointment and conflict on Penn's campus — but other nearby college campuses didn't necessarily have the same reaction.

What 3 International Students did over Thanksgiving For many Penn students, Thanksgiving break means going back home to reunite with family, catch up on sleep, and feast on turkey.

In light of the sweeping Republican victory in both the White House and Congress, The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down last week with writers at the conservative student news publication, The Statesman, in order to talk politics.

Tarka, which serves Pakistani, Indo-Chinese and Japanese food, was among ten establishments instructed by the Philadelphia Department of Health to “discontinue food operations immediately” due to “imminent health hazards.” 

Welcome back from Thanksgiving break — here are some events to get you through the first week back.

Can’t go home this Thanksgiving? Not sure what to do this coming break? No problem!

The traditional brass key lock on the door of your on-campus room is about to get a major upgrade.