Penn for Immigrant Rights just received their first round of applications for their scholarship that is open to students regardless of their legal status. The DP takes a look at how they built the scholarship.

Nexflix is growing up. And some of its shows are aging into obscurity.

What if you could pay your bill without waiting on your server to drop off the check?

The Singh Center is one of nine best university buildings around the world.

34th Street Magazine launched its new website today along with its first print publication of the fall semester.

This weekend, Penn volleyball will get to start its season off with a little bit of home cooking.

When Wharton MBA student Scott Ames was traveling with his fiancée in Washington. D.C. last fall, a simple ear infection sparked the idea for an innovative healthcare startup.Ames’ fiancée was experiencing ear pain and the only way to get an antibiotic so far away from home was to wait three hours at an urgent care center and pay a hefty bill.

When Penn men’s soccer takes the pitch at Rhodes Field to begin their season on Friday, it’ll be against a familiar foe.

Penn's religious community has begun increasing its focus on mental health services. 

Though the season opener against Jacksonville is weeks away, there’s plenty going on in the world of Penn football.

When the Quakers open their season this weekend with two games, one away against Mount St. Mary and one home against Old Dominion, it will be the team’s first chance to prove itself on the pitch.

As the Ebola outbreak continues to devastate Western Africa, various groups at Penn have contributed to the conversation and looked internally at infectious control in the event that the outbreak reaches America.

Find yourself thanking the GrubHub delivery-man for the coffee dropped at your doorstep? Then Penn is certainly the right school for you.

The follow-up to a thrilling campaign that fell just short of an Ivy League title begins Friday for Penn Field Hockey, who will face Lehigh (0-2) at Ellen Vagelos field.

West Philadelphia artist and 1977 PennDesign graduate James Dupree is fighting to save his art studio from the city’s seizure of private properties in Mantua.

Matt Poplawski's dream of being a two-sport varsity athlete in college will continue this year at Penn.