There are steps that the University could take to both mitigate tax inconsistencies and to better disseminate these facts to students, many of whom do not realize the facts until they are issued an unexpected billing statement that they will have to pay a tax on a significant portion of their grant.

Practicing at Bala Golf Club, the women’s team travels an approximate half hour every time they have an outdoor practice.

After missing part of her senior season in high school to a devastating injury, Liv Smith spent eight months to prepare for her first year of college athletics.

This is the first data–driven study to link changes in brain function to specific symptoms in patients with clinical depression. 

The truth is that housing presents a problem with no good solution.

If students are going to stay up late working regardless of the operating hours, why not open up more spaces for them to use so they can at least be comfortable and at ease?

Wawa won its bid for two liquor licenses, paying the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board $186,357 for a location in Philadelphia and $160,357 for a location in Delaware County. 

The Penn Book Center will continue to host events in the store until the end of May.

The project was a part of MGMT 203's “Swag Day,” in which teams of students have to bring in an item or experience they obtained for free. 

This report follows the ongoing outbreak at Temple in addition to isolated cases at Penn and Drexel. 

Senior high jumper Anna Peyton Malizia will aim for the sky in her last outdoor season for Penn women's track.

Philadelphia might implement a fee for driving in congested areas depending on the outcome of New York City's similar plans for 2020. 

Scrapping the early decision student preview day, ConnectEd, this past February, Penn Admissions is changing the Quaker Days model – inviting ED students to join regular decision students on April 8, 10, and 17. 

Sports have the amazing ability of fostering a greater sense of community, irrespective of individual backgrounds. A sense of community has valuable implications for mental health.

The first thing you tell someone when you meet them — before inevitably bringing up your major or your hometown — is your name. It holds weight.

I’ll be the first to admit it: even with all its nuances, I love Penn, and I am so glad I chose to come here.

The symposium, which was a two-day event consisting of panels by historians and presentations by students, took place on April 3 and 4 and was co-hosted by the Program on Race, Science, and Society.