Photo exhibit 'Girl Culture,' which runs until July 31 at the Arthur Ross Gallery, portrays women affected by societal pressure, emphasizing the importance of discussing 'taboo' issues.

Adapting to a new way of life is a challenge that most college freshmen face, but for a large number of Penn students, the experience is marked by religion, or lack thereof.

Though Veronique Davis is one of 2,400 students placed on the waitlist for the Class of 2015, she would come to Penn “in a heartbeat” if given the opportunity.

Juniors Luke Nawrocki, Erik Rask and Greg Van Roten will attempt to lead their squad to the record books as captains next fall.

We received a letter to the editor from a College graduate in response to a recent editorial on Penn's waitlist size.

Penn’s gene-therapy program has come a long way since its inception more than 20 years ago and forged the path for many innovative breakthroughs.

An early pioneer in gene therapy, Penn has been at the forefront of research in the field, making headway in diseases such as HIV, hemophilia and eye diseases.

It’s time to set priorities straight — the University needs to increase funding for the Penn Undergraduate Research Mentoring Program.

Rev. James St. George — a former Chestnut Hill College adjunct professor who was dismissed last month for being openly gay — has found acceptance at Penn.

Penn's 6:1 student-teacher ratio is meaningless without more actual teaching in language classes.

Free food, information boards and student projects on display attracted students to tables set up on College Green Monday for this year's College Palooza — a “carnival of liberal arts.”

Penn had been Elizabeth Park’s dream school for years, but upon matriculating as a freshman, her sky-high expectations for college life came tumbling down as she fought severe depression.

2009 MBA recipient Sean Cao spoke on the future of the pharmaceutical industry Monday night at Huntsman Hall.

After a week of free giveaways and private soft openings, Sweetgreen officially opens its doors to the public Tuesday at 3925 Walnut St.

The Undergraduate Assembly elected College junior Cynthia Ip, College sophomore Jake Shuster and College freshman Will Smith as Speaker, Treasurer and Secretary, respectively.

DPS advises caution after an attempted rape was reported Monday in Fairmount Park against a 17-year-old female jogger, unaffiliated with the University.

Since last Thursday’s release of the Hey Day 2011 T-shirt design, many juniors have been upset that they were not allowed to vote for the winning design.