The list took into account numerous factors such as: average early career salary, available financial aid, the university’s academic reputation and average credit hour cost.

Roommates are incredibly fickle — some become lifelong friends, while others quickly fade into the background.

See the crimes committed in the Penn Patrol Zone between Dec. 30 and Jan. 5. 

Affiliated fraternities begin their official spring recruiting process with rush events on Thursday, Jan. 12 and Friday, Jan. 13. 

The interfaith group “Sharing Our Scriptures” has members that practice Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism and Christianity. 

The chairman of Portland Community College’s board of directors, Gene Pitts, has resigned from his position after the school’s vote last month to adopt the sanctuary campus label.

The team’s research has real-world applications on a personal level and the national level. The systems they study are the same systems that protect email accounts of regular people and the classified accounts of government officials.

The PIK program, launched by Penn President Amy Gutmann in 2005, recruits faculty with expertise across disciplines to teach at Penn.

Philadelphia’s new tax on sweetened beverages has stirred a bitter reaction. Since it went into effect last Sunday, the new one and a half cent per ounce fee has already led local stores to raise their prices. 

The Fresh Grocer, which has been operating at this location since 2001, disputes the claim that they did not renew their lease on time and is reaching out to customers, students and locals to sign a petition to keep the store. 

The fight for freedom of expression emerged on American University’s campus Tuesday after the University removed the statue of Native American activist Leonard Peltier, which had been erected on campus less than a month earlier, according to the Washington Post.

On Jan. 2, Graduate School of Education (GSE) professor Kate Kinney Grossman’s class resumed, as did all of the classes in Philadelphia's public schools.

Local residents are in a battle with Dartmouth University about the carcasses of lab mice and other experimental materials that were disposed of in the 1960s and 1970s. The property used to be a dumping ground for waste from experiments that traced how radioactive compounds travelled through life systems.

Despite sparking national controversy, the historically black Talladega College confirmed that its marching band will perform at President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural parade.

After an independent state commission, Judge Aaron Persky, who presided over the Brock Turner sentence, has been cleared of any wrongdoings.

DataRefuge is a national collaborative effort to download, save, and re-upload climate and environmental data. The project also aims to raise awareness of how social and political events affect the public availability of data.

College senior Kat McKay, the president of the Undergraduate Assembly, will be among the student representatives.