As part of Penn Women's Week, comedian, writer and actress Jessica Williams headlined a sold-out performance on Feb 28 . Williams is a news anchor on The Daily Show and is most famous for her skits relating to the rights of minorities, youth, women and those who identify themselves as LGBTQ.

Employment statistics prove Penn’s reputation of high pre-professionalism, with very few graduates lacking post-Penn plans.

Philly's hottest new eatery is on a mission to change how students enjoy beers, brunch and conversations — with tip included.

The English Department is expanding its course offerings to offer a more integrative, hands-on education.

Dartmouth College is the first school to turn the social movement into a class this spring.

Stuck between classes, homework and exams? TEDxPenn challenges students to take a step back and take up curiosity as a form of entertainment. 

The brains behind the next big start-up may not be computer science prodigies or Wharton graduates, but former inmates.

Taline King, a Drexel freshman, was found dead in her dorm room on Saturday.

The United Minority Council says there is more to it than just funding.

Matt White played starting center on the 1979 NCAA Final Four team.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Police Zone between Feb. 13 and Feb. 21.

The Board of Trustees Budget & Finance Meeting today quite literally ended in protest.

The University authorized a financial aid budget of $206 million, the highest in Penn's history.

The protest centered around the issues of net neutrality and education.

The Pennovation Center will contain space for entrepreneurs and startups from both inside and outside Penn.

Student-run PACs at other schools are rare.

Penn is participating in the Campus Program — a collaboration between the Jed and Clinton Foundations — which is a four-year commitment requiring universities to complete self-assessments and establish an oversight committee to monitor progress on mental health efforts.