The annual conference was geared toward underclassmen who are less likely to be going through on-campus recruiting, organizers said. 

Persian literature professor Fatemeh Shams has been separated seemingly indefinitely from her Iranian parents, both of whom are poor in health. 

 “If you’re working a lot, make sure it’s something you’re passionate about and something you’re excited about."

FFP members stood silently along the wall across from Penn President Amy Gutmann, armed with computer print-outs that read slogans like “Stop Funding Climate Change." 

Capogiro co-owner Stephanie Reitano attributed the shop's closing to high rents and local competition. 

Under the midday sun, students held up signs to protest Heather Mac Donald who has argued repeatedly that the Black Lives Matter movement perpetuates a "war on cops."

While peer institutions like Harvard have taken steps to ban Greek institutions altogether, Penn administrators say the Task Force has no such intention. 

"I believe that Mexico maybe is the among the first three priorities the U.S. has to determine whether or not we succeed in the 21st century," Biden said. 

College senior Kate Jeon's installation chronicles the names of the 14 Penn students who have died by suicide since 2013.

“The guy that screws in the light bulb for the President of the University makes more than us, and we protect the whole university," said the Penn Police Association President.

“It’s particularly great to meet fellow Latinos in Philadelphia as I feel the Latino culture very strongly in my life," a student said. 

Online courseware sites, such as Khan Academy and Coursera have grown increasingly popular, but research shows that overusing these services can affect learning.

Sleep deprivation might help treat depression because it resets patient's circadian clock, an "internal clock." 

Less than three months after College sophomores Shane Goldstein and Vanessa Wanyandeh were elected to be the College Chairs for their Class Board, they transferred schools. 

“While Rod was the smartest guy in the room almost all the time, he never acted that way," said 1986 Wharton graduate Brad Klinck, who lived with Rosenstein in Ware College House. 

The suit alleges that the University exposed former Penn researcher Jeffrey Ware to high levels of radiation, causing him to develop brain cancer. Ware died from the cancer in 2011. 

Penn convened a task force last year in part to combat sexual violence. So how did that lead to $90/hr parties?