The largest and most prominent off-campus landlord is Campus Apartments, which was founded in 1958 to serve Penn students. 

On Wednesday, Hill likened the recent congressional testimony alleging sexual misconduct by Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh to her own testimony in 1991.

In 2017, SFS estimated different costs for on- and off-campus housing for the first time, meaning less financial aid would be granted for those students living off campus.

Now in its fifth year, PEEP welcomed 113 high school seniors from 32 states to campus for three days. 

Vice Provost and Directors of Penn Libraries Constantia Constantinou emphasized her excitement to live and work in the city of brotherly love. 

Most affected residents have been allowed to return to their rooms, though there are still six rooms under mold remediation, which has forced approximately ten freshmen to relocate to nearby hotels for a week. 

While 71 percent of juniors and 77 percent of seniors live in off-campus housing, the process of moving off campus can often be confusing and challenging to navigate.

1997 College alumnus Josh Gottheimer is running for Congressional re-election in New Jersey's 5th District on Nov. 6.

To celebrate, we've put together reflections from alumni and a crash course on Street history—enjoy! Follow 34th Street's paper trail from 1968 to the present

This year, Penn's annual flu clinic that administers flu vaccines is free for all Penn students, faculty, staff, and post-doctorate students.  

Just this past year, the campus has experienced widespread issues in buildings, from burst pipes and mold growth to collapsed ceilings.   

More than 1,200 drug-related overdose deaths occurred in Philadelphia in 2017 alone. 

Jay Kislak is the namesake of the Van Pelt Library Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts

Penn will work toward building community by reworking housing structures, reforming residential programs, and redesigning dining experiences. 

NCHW will host 450 students and will be available to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. All apartments will be suite-style, with sizes ranging from three- to six-person room suites.

The goal of NALSA is not only to allow students to connect culturally with peers, but also about spreading awareness of Federal Indian Law is.

For years, students living in these dorms have suffered from uncomfortable heat.