Stephen Joel Trachtenberg's idea that undergraduate degrees could be completed in three years may save tuition, but it costs students an opportunity to learn.

Philadelphia Police arrested former Penn Football player and 2006 Wharton graduate Travis Roesler, 27, for possession of over $1 million worth of marijuana.

For two Penn track and field athletes, the year-long wait after a heartbreaking finish last May is finally over.

In an ever more globalized market, growing numbers of students and working professionals are flocking to overseas firms and organizations for internship experience.

Students graduating from the School of Social Policy and Practice weren’t the only ones who had the chance to see Vice President Joe Biden when he spoke at the SP2 commencement.

Penn Hospice at Rittenhouse and Good Shepherd Penn Partner rehabilitation patients got a chance to get “Flyered” up just one day after Philadelphia’s ice hockey team reached the Stanley Cup finals.

Now the Pennsylvania voters now know who will be on the Senate ballot in November Penn students offered a variety of explanations for Sestak’s victory.

Penn Psychology Professor Martin Seligman’s contributions to the field of psychology were recognized when he received the Philadelphia Behavior Therapy Association’s second Lifetime Achievement Award on May 26.

Several factors determine if a sexual offense case goes to trial, said Vice President of Public Safety Maureen Rush.

The trial for 28-year-old Upper Darby resident Shacoy McNish, who was accused of stealing the identities of patients at the Hospital of the University of the Pennsylvania in November, was postponed by a Delaware County judge until July 6.

Although the media credits a negative ad with Rep. Joe Sestak's recent victory in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary, this view is too simplistic.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued a 51-page report early this week based on inspections of the 12 Veterans Affairs hospitals that currently have brachytherapy programs.

The watchdog site took both the Webby and People’s Voice Awards in the politics category.

I now present everything that I wish I had known as a freshman.

Another NCAA run by Penn women’s lacrosse fell short — this time a little earlier than usual.

Chrissie Hynde will present her "I'm hating it" parody ad on campus to protest McDonald's slaughter methods.

Sir Evelyn and Lynn Forester de Rothschild gave Penn’s World Scholars Program a $1 million gift with the intention of supporting a Penn World Scholar from a British Commonwealth country.