College junior Jeremy Cohen will lead the Student Activities Council until next October

Management and psychology professor writes that ordinary citizens may be able to out-predict professional analysts and pundits with confidential information

While Penn students attempt to follow the paths of tech giants like Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs by taking time off from school to work on their tech startups, the ultimate decision of whether to return to classes or forgo the degree isn't an easy one.

Of all the college houses, the change will have a particularly strong impact on Gregory and DuBois. 

Penn for Jeb, a political group backing Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, is still in the process of getting the word out via their Facebook page. 

The “Gender Across Cultures” film series will highlight the struggle of varying gender identities across the globe, as well as their historical importance.

A man was killed after being struck by an elevated subway train in West Philadelphia Tuesday morning. The man appears to have jumped intentionally, according to SEPTA officials.

Kenney is likely to be elected the next mayor of Philadelphia.

An inside look at the hip hop industry, a pitch competition and an analysis of diversity in tech are all in store at a conference this weekend. 

The prize is among the largest social entrepreneurship awards offered by an American college.

2006 College graduate and STEMsocks founder Rachel Senturia is on a mission to make science cool.

A Penn graduate’s quest for the White House has ended.

College and Wharton sophomore Lorenzo Bonfiglio was arrested last week for allegedly committing arson at the Castle fraternity house.

On Monday night, the Kelly Writers House hosted TV critic Todd VanDerWerff in the first event of the yearly “Writing About TV” series. VanDerWerff is the former TV Editor at The A.V. Club and is now the Culture Editor at Vox Media.

Religious groups and buildings are finding ways to save energy that are best suited to their unique situations.

For most students, midterm season is stressful enough as is. Religious Jewish and Muslim students, however, face an additional stress factor on an annual basis with the possibility of midterms being scheduled on the same day as a religious holiday.

Historically, Penn had a similar program, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda said. But reviving the program does not seem to be a priority.