The conference, titled "Under the Gun: A Conference on State Violence & Black Populations,” was organized by Africana Studies professor Michael Hanchard. 

Vite! is a mobile networking application that gives students a way to share all forms of formal and informal contact information quickly. 

Following a two-day election last week, the University of Chicago became one of 12 academic institutions to host a Graduate Student Union.

The protests spanned two days during the weekend of Saturday, Oct. 21 and was organized by Philly for REAL Justice, a grassroots organization protesting "the system of white supremacy."

Quakers for Life, a student group opposed to abortion, protested outside Van Pelt Library on Monday using nearly twenty graphic pictures of aborted fetuses. 

 Participants in a clinical trial who received three doses of the GLS-5700 vaccine developed Zika-specific antibodies with minimal negative effects.  

This year, Penn reported a 14.3 percent investment return on its endowment, bringing the endowment’s total value to a record-high of $12.2 billion.

Penn's president and provost shied away from details in a 30-minute interview with editors from The Daily Pennsylvanian. 

A hundred students from across Penn’s schools are selected through an application to attend the full-day conference that featured speaker events and networking opportunities.

When parties are shut down, the student-run Judicial Inquiry Board of the Interfraternity Council convenes to determine the case's severity and to dole out an appropriate punishment.  

Hill resident and College freshman Mehr Mehta said she paid for express shipping for a package that only arrived two days after it was supposed to.

The project aims to create teams of specialized robots, rather than individual ones, that learn from one another in unknown environments. 

One of the main reasons for the high number of cases of academic dishonesty is the CIS department's plagiarism-checking software, professors said. 

Fulfilling your College requirements can be tough. Consider taking a class that double counts to take some strain off.

"Campuses have to insist on a commitment to hearing a diverse set of views that are in line with our mission of advancing and disseminating knowledge,” GSE professor Sigal Ben-Porath said.

Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Steven J. Fluharty said Penn is looking into McKellop's actions in the classroom, but added that she had not been removed from her program. 

Penn President Amy Gutmann has previously called the end of DACA, which protects a number of Penn students, “heartbreaking."