While international applications submitted to American graduate schools have risen noticeably this year, Penn graduate programs have seen consistent numbers.

Abdi Farah has quickly moved from long hours in Penn’s art studios to long hours in a New York City studio with Bravo’s new show 'Work of Art: the Next Great Artist.'

Portions of Spruce Street between 32nd and 40th streets will be closed between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Thursday, according to a Division of Public Safety traffic advisory e-mail.

The projects include green renovations to Addams Hall and Psi Upsilon (Castle) fraternity, energy measuring meter installations at the New Bolton Center and reduction of the carbon footprint at the Morris Arboretum.

The controversy sparked by Snoop Dogg’s upcoming performance gives us all an opportunity to consider the nature of the music industry that we support.

Jumbled residency regulations don’t just confuse college students. They also significantly hamper civic engagement.

We're pleased that PSIP will cover costs of the gender-confirmation process for transgender students.

The primary allows voters to choose their party’s nominee for a number of state and federal positions. This year, it includes the contested Democratic Senate race between incumbent Sen. Arlen Specter and U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak, who represents Pennsylvania’s 7th District.

A 28-year-old female was struck by a SEPTA Route 40 westbound bus at 40th and Spruce streets at about 3:45 p.m.

Philadelphia’s District Attorney recently proposed a new policy that would decrease the criminal grading for possession of small amounts of marijuana.

As the April 15 deadline for tax payment rapidly approaches, many students and their families are filing forms for tax credit. However, few resources exist to assist students with their tax-form dilemmas.

It’s not everyday that Penn President Amy Gutmann sits down with three of Penn’s leading professors and two of America’s most influential political experts.

In the next academic year the Penn Student Insurance Plan will begin offering a new benefit for transgender students — it will cover the cost of the gender confirmation process.

The Performing Arts Council oversees over 40 performing arts groups. There are more than 1,400 students involved in the performing arts community — the second-largest student community after Greek life.

While Career Services offers many resources to help students network, joining a business fraternity provides some students with even greater networking opportunities.

We’re glad Penn students have created a new program that will help fill holes in outreach and provide international students with more assistance with the admissions process.