On certain Wednesdays, a professor gives a 60-second lecture at 11:55 a.m. about his or her research. 

President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj of Mongolia gave a public lecture at Penn on Friday as part of a day-long visit to Philadelphia.

Over 100 students applied to be considered for a fellowship.

The design of the shoe combines a modern, minimalist sneaker with authentic Latin American textiles.

The B.S. in Economics from Wharton encompasses a mere four courses relating to economics, while the B.A. in Economics requires six economics courses in addition to four economics elective requirements.

Laboratory and fine arts classes can require fees ranging from $75-$300.

A look at Anthropology 219, taught by Robert Schuyler.

The most popular major of Penn presidents is English.

As of late August, Penn Medicine’s Lung Transplant Program completed its 1,000th lung transplant — a feat shared by only four other lung transplant programs in the country. 

In addition to working as a lecturer in the department of romance languages for the past six years, she serves as a course coordinator and as a pre-major advisor for the College.

Georgetown University recently made news by offering preferential admission to descendants of slaves whose sale paid the school's historic debts.

According to Penn President Amy Gutmann, the grant will help Wharton take existing MBA initiatives and adapt them for other programs, such as opportunities for undergraduate students.

If you are looking for a new minor to add to your diploma, you might be excited to learn that Penn has added four new minors to its list of academic offerings.

Some students at Penn choose to major in other disciplines while still pursuing pre-med as an option. Although less common, these paths do not preclude admission to medical school as long as students fill the requirements outside of their major. In fact, on Penn’s Career Services website, it says, “medical schools do not require or even prefer a particular major.”

At Penn, many students fail to budget time for one of the most important things in life — sleep. 

Wharton students should know that there’s no such thing as a free lunch — except when the school pays for it.

The class was first taught by professor Kenneth Goldsmith in the spring of 2015.