A recent poll of Penn College Republicans reveals something we never would have expected. While a 60 percent majority of Republican students do not support Donald Trump, a surprising 40 percent of them answered that they support the controversial candidate. Many of us might have been confused to find out that so many of our fellow students support the Republican presidential nominee.

Last March, Columbia Health launched the service, and distributed 200 pads and 635 tampons to 137 students between March 21st and the end of the spring semester, the Columbia Spectator reported.

Dean of Harvard College Rakesh Khurana announced via a College-wide email today that the Single Gender Policy Enforcement Committee — which aims to penalize and oversee Harvard's "unrecognized" single-sex social groups; otherwise known as final clubs — has been officially assembled.

One non-profit's analysis of American colleges' admissions policies reveals that a record number of schools have relaxed standardized test requirements for applicants.

A pair of third-year defensive specialists are coming together to put the team first, even though they'll never wear the same uniform.

Penn football may have had a tough weekend, but one football alum had the Sunday of his life. Brandon Copeland '13 played the best game of his career for the Detroit Lions in the NFL.

You know how some days just suck? You oversleep your alarm. You’re late to your 9 AM lecture.

Students, professors and alumni filled the Kelly Writers House Monday for a day dedicated to careers in media.

Fasil’s new song “Frat Boy Party" is one of 30 songs he penned this summer.

The Wharton Council is implementing new policies that restrict the ways in which clubs can recruit new members

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.

Eight hundred out of the 6,500 students who live in on-campus housing live without air conditioning. 

“The lack of such notice on this occasion was a big misstep by the school, and they are lucky no Penn students ended up in the crossfire," Engineering sophomore Jordan Rosen said.

On Friday night, when a gunman opened fire on a Philadelphia Police sergent’s cruiser, Penn Police Office Ed Miller jumped into action.

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

I dread waiting for the elevator in Penn’s high rise buildings almost as much as I dread the actual elevator ride itself. I dread standing in the awkwardly clustered group of people waiting for the elevators, all of whom make sure to maintain a certain distance from everyone around them and constantly look downward, faces buried in their phones.

SHUN SAKAI is a College senior from Chestnut Hill, Mass.