Penn Information Systems and Computing is leading an effort to bring a common email and calendar platform for the entire University

Amidst campus controversy over Penn’s recently unveiled sexual assault policy, a bipartisan group of 12 U.S. senators reintroduced a bill establishing guidelines for colleges to adjudicate sexual assault complaints on Feb. 26.

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has proposed a 9.34 percent increase in property taxes for Philadelphia in an effort to offset the School District’s $80 million deficit for the upcoming school year and to answer their plea for additional funds.

With its grand opening on March 10, the Penn Wharton China Center brings Penn's name across the Pacific.

For many Penn students, Spring Break is no break at all.

There is now another option available for students to get their caffeine fix.

Without the option of merit-based scholarships, Penn cannot lure outstanding athletes or writing prodigies with money — but recruited students do find value in community.

According to Faculty Senate Chair Claire Finkelstein, though half of all Ivy League presidents are women, Amy Gutmann among them, Penn still ranks 11th in their proportion of male to female faculty out of 18 other comparable institutions.

The convention to elect the next Democratic nominee for president will be held at Philadelphia’s Wells Fargo Center on July 25, 2016.

For Wharton Women members, perks aren’t limited to just another networking event invitation.

Recitations don't lead themselves — at the front of the classroom, teaching assistants must balance their responsibilities with their student obligations.

On Hey Day's 100th anniversary, it will cost students only $20 to participate.

For a few Penn professors, politics is not only something to teach — it’s something that runs in the family.

Wharton’s Department of Student Life decided cut the cohort program to only include freshman and sophomores.

Students for Sensible Drug Policy will be organizing a harm-reduction policy speaker panel during Spring Fling.

Every year, around three hundred international students leave their homes across seas, traveling to Penn while still on the brink of adulthood. 

The project worked with 190,000 tweets over a six month period between September 2013 to February 2014 that included “#commoncore.”