Penn prides itself for being a diverse campus, but some black students have a mixed perspective on the matter

Five students work for Penn's Office of Communications as "visual storytelling" interns

 After three years of paying tuition, some seniors view their Greek life dues to be a disposable expense. 

Penn Thanks is a Facebook page where students can post anonymous compliments about their friends

For some students, visiting Penn wasn't feasible before they made their college decisions

The fellowship hopes to provide free music lessons to Penn students living in college houses if they complete a final performance-based project.

Last Thursday, College freshman Natalie Breuel’s hands shook as she walked onto the stage at a black tie charity gala for the anti-gun violence Brady Campaign.

On Friday, the Undergraduate Assembly hosted College Day, during which 34 eighth grade students from Henry C. Lea Elementary School in West Philadelphia had the opportunity to come to Penn and learn more about life at college. 

Epsilon Eta plans to be more of a service and education-based group rather than one heavily involved in Penn’s party scene.

A public discussion about the findings of this survey was held in Houston Hall as a safe space for a dialogue about sexual and interpersonal violence.

College junior Kiri Baga lives two exceptional lives: one as a world class figure skater and another as an Ivy league undergraduate.

For some, taking six classes a semester is a necessity. For others, it’s a satisfying choice.

In honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance, Out4Biz, Wharton’s LGBT MBA student club, invited students and faculty to wear stickers printed with various gender pronouns in an event called "Where Your Pronouns." 

In January, College Junior Michelle Guefen founded J*Stage Theatre Company — Penn’s newest acting group.

Since the formation of the new student group Penn Against Gun Violence was announced last week, campus discussion on the already controversial issue of gun rights has intensified.

Some students question the intent and impact of alcohol and drug safety posters lining their dorms.

On Friday, Wharton Leadership Ventures hosted an event that taught undergraduates how to use storytelling to develop their leadership abilities.