An old adage may say that “all politics are local,” but interest in politics is clearly not.

On Monday, an estimated 2500 students were required to attend an anti-hazing speaker event in the Palestra.

Whether you love to cook, live to eat, or loath 1920 Commons’ herb-marinated chicken dinners, LocalStove will cater to the culinary interests of the Penn community.

Irin Carmon and Shana Knizhnik gave a talk about their book "Notorious R.B.G.: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg" on Tuesday night in Golkin Hall. 

New research from the U.K. Higher Education International Unit shows that in the last decade, the number of international students going to college in the United States has dropped by over 6 percent.

As the city’s top private employer, Penn created one out of every nine jobs in Philadelphia, totaling up to 90,400 jobs created directly and indirectly in 2015.

After two consecutive Ivy wins, the Red and Blue fell, 13-8, to No. 6 Maryland at their home turf of Franklin Field on Tuesday.

While the spring season is just getting started for Penn women’s golf, it’s been a journey long in the making, dating back to last year. The current academic year featured four fall tournaments — and they started with a bang.

Penn baseball hosted a familiar midweek foe on Tuesday — with an all-to-familiar result that followed. In the opening contest of the Liberty Bell Classic, Villanova came over to Meiklejohn Stadium after beating the Quakers, 6-1, on March 16.

Watch the throne. Those three words will likely be echoing in the hearts and minds of the Penn men’s golf team as they embark on the defense of their 2015 Ivy League championship.

Unlike other Penn sports teams, the golf teams do not have a course that they can practice on located on or very near campus.

What’s a team to do when it’s already reached the pinnacle of a conference? Reload, of course. Penn men’s golf will rely heavily on new faces if it is to contend once again in 2016.

Fossil Free. Divestment. Social Impact. These terms are trendy. Sexy, even. But divestment is based on the principles of modern environmentalism, which disadvantages the world’s poor and is not social justice.

Penn’s process of deciding whether or not to divest from fossil fuels is biased. We will start by giving a quick update on our campaign.

Every year when UA elections come around, the student body is given the opportunity to elect a new President and Vice President.

This week, we’re voting for Kat McKay and her running mate Sola to become the first all-female team to lead the UA.

Connecticut state legislators are considering a tax on Yale’s $25.6 billion endowment, Yale Daily News reported last week.