Some students in computer science classes find themselves spending upwards of 10 hours a week in the same room working on the assignment.

On Friday, students and members of the Philadelphia community joined in a performance art demonstration organized by student organization SOUL (Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation), to protest against the jury's decision not to indict the police officer in the Eric Garner chokehold case.

Zimbabwe awards Rhodes scholarship to College senior Rutendo Chigora.

The recently launched Penn Program in Environmental Humanities Fellowship aims to convey the facts and numbers in more relatable ways to revolutionize the way we think about sustainability. 

At LifeHacks for Wharton Students, an event hosted by Wharton Work/Life Integration in conjunction with the Weingarten Learning Resources Center Wednesday evening, Weingarten learning instructors gave advice on time management in preparation for finals.

The Perelman School of Medicine and the March of Dimes Foundation announced the launch of a new center to study premature births.

Stephen Dubner, co-author of international bestseller Freakonomics, spoke before an audience of Penn students on Wednesday as part of the Authors at Wharton speaker series.

Supporters of the Student Labor Action Project gathered at College Hall to formally ask President Gutmann to give 0.1 percent of Penn’s annual budget to the City of Philadelphia public school system.

You can find just about anything on the Las Vegas strip, including a preschool dedicated to teaching youngsters entrepreneurial skills.

Protesters marched through the city on Wednesday evening.

The Class of 2018 warmed up with s'mores, hot chocolate and throwback tunes from the 90s at a bonfire night held in the Quad Wednesday night. 

Applications to be an RA opened up online yesterday.

The School District of Philadelphia announced on Tuesday that charter school applicants in West Philadelphia will be evaluated Dec. 11.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Nov. 21 and Nov. 25, 2014.

Move over, Taylor Swift. Wharton Dean Geoffrey Garret will also be going on a world tour in 2015.

On Monday, 70 students laid in silence on the floor of Penn Law in solidarity with protestors around the country after the Ferguson, Mo. grand jury decision.

The Rave is working to renovate the concession and ticket booth stands, after which the cinema plans to do more renovation work.