CAPS has significantly expanded and diversified its resources in the past few years.
The walking escort service Penn Walks makes 1,400 trips monthly but most students don't know it exists
Although the program has seen an “increased interest," many students remain skeptical, and often embarrassed, about having used the service.
Exchange students struggle to get jobs without access to Handshake, Penn's new recruitment site
On-Campus recruiting started at the beginning of the semester but Career Services said they only received a list of exchange students on Sept. 15.
Some faculty members were formally notified of the recent death of College senior Nicholas Moya days after it occurred. Others never received a notification from the University.
The walking escort service Penn Walks makes 1,400 trips monthly but most students don't know it exists
Although the program has seen an “increased interest," many students remain skeptical, and often embarrassed, about having used the service.
Exchange students struggle to get jobs without access to Handshake, Penn's new recruitment site
On-Campus recruiting started at the beginning of the semester but Career Services said they only received a list of exchange students on Sept. 15.
Penn reconvened its mental health task force a year ago. Here's what it concluded.
Members of the task force concluded that ongoing initiatives have been adequately addressing the issue of mental health on campus.
Nearly a year post-election, support for Trump among College Republicans is on the rise
Leaders of the group said a key area of concern is the issue of free speech on college campuses.
Kiiara promises a 'Gold' performance at this year's Skimmerfest
Skimmerfest, the annual music festival that follows the first home Penn football game, promises free food, T-shirts and a live concert.
Speaking to a packed room, administrators offered support to students affected by DACA repeal
"I want to encourage everyone here, whether this affects you directly or not, to show up for others; to show love and compassion because it means the world right now.”
After Harvey and Irma, Penn professors explain how cities can better prepare for natural disasters
EPA administrator Scott Pruitt said it's “insensitive” to raise climate change in the immediate aftermath of deadly storms. One Penn professor replied, “I think that’s poppycock."
This Greek leadership program puts sophomores in the spotlight
“When thinking of leaders, most people only focus on presidents or the top of the ladder. I think it’s good to recognize young people that can make a difference and are less static."
DeVos' announcement came just days after the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education gave Penn a failing grade for protecting due process in cases of sexual assault.
Why student groups looking to organize charity events probably can't get SAC funding
Last year, Penn’s chapter of Colleges Against Cancer and the Penn Society for International Development were denied funding for charity events.
Wharton is giving away padfolios and business cards to help students beat the 'sophomore slump'
"A lot of universities put a lot of time and effort into freshmen, onboarding them, getting them acclimated to campus. Juniors and seniors have a lot of attention … sophomores are kind of the class that’s left behind."
For some black students, balancing activism and academics is an additional source of stress
“I think having to balance Penn with anything is hard, but having to balance it with being black is another level of stress on its own."
A group of freshmen organized a protest against Trump's DACA repeal
"This is an issue that cannot be ignored. We want other campuses and places in general to learn from out example. We cannot remain silent in times like this."
This Penn professor has found the keys to workplace happiness: friends, purpose and lunch
GSE Professor Annie McKee writes that workplace happiness is a "human right."
UPDATED: Veterinary student's cause of death is still unknown
Brett Cooper, who was slated to graduate in 2018, died in his off-campus residence, the University announced in an email.
At a QSA event, LGBTQ freshmen embrace their identities — some for the very first time
"People could just freely talk to whoever they wanted to, dance on whoever or dance to whatever song however they wanted to.”



















