As 2018 approaches, the University continues to face unanswered questions about its investments and how they will hold up against shifting federal guidelines.

Stephanie McKellop said she will not be teaching so she could focus on exams, but administrators have kept silent on their conclusions on McKellop's controversial teaching technique.

Heading into 2018, the ASAM program is at a crossroads. Without a director or robust physical space, the ASAM program may not thrive for much longer.

SHS covers free HIV testing, but charges for tests for gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia, and herpes, as well as examinations for Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C.

Penn professor Ezekiel Emanuel worked on the ACA as an advisor to Obama, and Thomas Miller co-wrote the 2011 book, “Why Obamacare is Wrong for America.” 

The arrest of the Philadelphia native has sparked a nation-wide discussion on the criminal justice system. 

Five of the 14 students who have died from suicide at Penn since February 2013 have been graduate students. 

This research falls under Penn's branch of Mobility21, a $14 million federally funded program that aims to ensure safe and efficient transportation.

Fire alarms have sounded an estimated 15 times this semester in Hill, which "appear to stem from oversensitivity of sensors," administrators wrote in an email to residents on Dec. 7.

Hatch & Coop has replaced Jake's Sandwich Board, which operated under the same owner. It specializes in chicken sandwiches and salads.

The product will be available for purchase in mid-2018 and will cost between $9 and $22, a similar price to conventional pregnancy tests. 

GAPSA President and council member Miles Owen said he was disappointed that the forum was so short and included only four speakers.

At least 64 students are currently displaced as a result of the leasing company University Realty postponing their move-in date six times this semester.

College freshman Cassandra Jobman, who is a member of Penn First and the QuestBridge program, was not informed of Penn's extended meal options over Thanksgiving break. 

Besides hosting on-campus meetings and speakers, Beyond Arrest: Re-Thinking Systematic Oppression members volunteer with educational programs in prisons across the city. 

This project, from 34th Street Magazine, is entirely comprised of survivors and their testimonies. Some are narratives, some are poems, and all are written by survivors.

Philadelphia sued Attorney General Jeff Sessions after the Department of Justice withheld $1.5 million in federal grant money over Philadelphia’s “sanctuary city” policies.