A look at some of the go-to study spaces on and around campus.
Colleges' focus on diversity may leave Asians at an admissions disadvantage
A Princeton University study found that identifying as Asian on a college application translates to the same disadvantage as scoring 50 points lower on the SAT.
Wharton launches Snapchat account
Wharton's social media team will begin promoting the new Snapchat account during graduation festivities.
The Computer and Information Science department will launch a new class aimed at non-majors.
Colleges' focus on diversity may leave Asians at an admissions disadvantage
A Princeton University study found that identifying as Asian on a college application translates to the same disadvantage as scoring 50 points lower on the SAT.
Wharton launches Snapchat account
Wharton's social media team will begin promoting the new Snapchat account during graduation festivities.
NEW STUDENT ISSUE: Beginner's guide to eating on and around campus
Although every freshman is required to sign up for a meal plan through Campus Express, there is a much wider world of dining at Penn beyond 1920 Commons.
NEW STUDENT ISSUE: Need-to-know guide to Penn lingo
Impress upperclassmen — and intimidate each other — with your new vocabularies.
With 98 percent of the vote counted late Tuesday night, Kenney led state Sen. Anthony H. Williams by a comfortable margin, with four other candidates trailing close behind.
NEW STUDENT ISSUE: So you want to go Greek?
A roundup of the Greek life stories Penn students have been talking about and a guide to how the system works.
Some Penn alums choose to enter the priesthood instead of pursuing more lucrative professions.
GRADUATION ISSUE: Top campus stories of 2014-15
From AXO's move off campus to new mental health initiatives, this academic year marked many milestones.
Senior Design Project winners to bring portable wind energy across the globe
Four engineering seniors have worked since September to create a product they call Turbox, which can generate power in remote, off-grid locations.
Penn administrators talk graduation
The Daily Pennsylvanian asked some Penn administrators to reflect back on when they too were motivated young adults ready to conquer the world. Here is what they had to say.
Netter Center uses Alumni Weekend to engage the community
Former 1979 Final Four basketball co-captains will host one of the events.
Then and now: The news, gossip and trends back in 2011
A look at what was trending during the Class of 2015's freshman year.
Brunch spots for graduation
There’s no need to sit through the Class of 2015’s graduation on an empty stomach.
Another robbery hits campus, one of nearly 10 this semester
A “strong-arm” robbery prompted a UPenn Alert on Thursday afternoon.
Student recounts experience on Tuesday's Amtrak train as it derailed, killing eight
Engineering junior Josh Pearlstein was seated in the third car of Northeast Regional Train No. 188, which was traveling from Washington, D.C. to New York before it went off the tracks.
Killer of Penn grad student found guilty
Jason Smith, the alleged killer of Perelman School of Medicine student Melissa Ketunuti was found guilty of first-degree murder, arson, and related offenses.



















