Penn’s campus may be closed on Thanksgiving, but that hasn't stopped several groups on and around campus from celebrating the holiday.

Dog may be man’s best friend, but the bond between graduate student Lindsay Jones and her yellow lab is even stronger.

The event was more than just planning — many of the freshmen formed relationships with the residents. 

Even though Camp Kesem only lasts one week, it has a year-round impact.

Singer, actress and newly-published author Anna Kendrick took center stage Friday night alongside psychology professor Angela Duckworth.

Current dogma tells companies that if they want to sell to young people, they need to turn to the internet.

Experts are unsure how much the price of certain beverages will increase once Philadelphia’s “soda tax” goes into effect on Jan. 1.

The walkout, organized by Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation in partnership with Black Graduate Students, brought protesters to College Green, is the latest in string of protests related to the racist GroupMe messages.

Freshmen report that visiting the tunnels is not a well-known staple of Quad life. 

During his campaign, Trump said he planned to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act, which ensures access to women’s health and requires health insurers to cover all approved forms of birth control without charging cost-sharing fees such as a co-pay.

GenderTalk, an open mic night hosted by Penn Non-Cis, will be held on Thursday night from 6-9 p.m. in the Goodhand Room of the LGBT Center.

The LGBT Center held the Transgender Day of Remembrance, where attendees wrote messages to members of the trans community killed in the U.S this year.

In the past, donations went to food banks; however, Wednesday was the first time Penn students could donate swipes to students in need.

When the group, known for its annual production held in the spring semester, challenged Penn students to submit their super short stories, more than a hundred people responded.

Forget reaching across the aisle — College freshmen David Barr Engel and Jesse Blanco only have to reach across the dorm room to encounter someone whose political beliefs differ from their own.

Faculty from all four undergraduate schools signed the letter, which highlighted the passage of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, an immigration policy implemented in 2012 to grant undocumented immigrants who entered the country before their 16th birthday and before June 2007 with temporary protection from deportation.

A student at the University of Oklahoma is no longer enrolled, and another at Tulsa Community College has been placed on "interim academic suspension."