For students looking to work in the arts, the job search frequently poses challenges unknown to their more business-inclined peers.

A fire around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday in a transitional living home at 45th and Spruce streets resulted in evacuations and two hospitalizations.

AdmissionSplash, which launched Feb. 8, allows both undergraduate and graduate applicants to enter their information and find out their likelihood of acceptance.

In a panel discussion, members of the Cinema Studies Department discussed controversies about nominations and the significance of the awards ceremony.

Penn StudySpaces, a UA initiative created by undergraduate programmers, has put all study spaces on campus into a searchable database

Sexuality educator “Juicy Justine” weighed in on the importance of safe and well-thought-out sex at Kelly Writers House Wednesday evening.

While we cannot judge the veracity of SLAP's claims against HEI, we hope that Penn keeps the decision process for the petition open and provides a transparent justification for its verdict.

A bomb threat at Gia Pronto Tuesday night that caused the restaurant to be evacuated was merely a prank call.

The Student Labor Action Project submitted a petition on Wednesday asking Penn not reinvest in HEI Hotels and Resorts — a company under fire for alleged unjust labor practices.

Laura Balcer’s neurology group at Penn Med is researching the efficacy of a simple sideline test to detect concussions in athletes.

While we understand the need to cut spending, the Pell Grant Program is necessary to ensure that education remains accessible to people of all socioeconomic backgrounds.

Penn students tend to apply to so many different internships that they couldn’t possibly want to spend their summers doing. That’s when the propensity to exaggerate kicks in.

Penn students have fallen victim to a savvy staff with a scheming knowledge of their irresistible inventory. Surely McDonald’s must be taking advantage here.

The DP tracks two students as they embark on Zeta Tau Alpha rush this week.

The Republicans’ spending bill and President Obama’s plan both propose to cut into the Pell Grant program, which gives need-based grant money to low-income students.

While some receive prescriptions to take Adderall, they are among the Penn students with more legitimate means of acquiring the drug.

Andrew Brandt, a Wharton lecturer who currently serves as the president of the National Football Post , spoke to a small group of students in Huntsman Hall Tuesday.