About 150 people gathered at the Ethical Society of Philadelphia in Rittenhouse for the announcement of Helen Gym's candidacy for City Council.

Two Lincoln-autographed copies of the Emancipation Proclamation, along with other rare artifacts concerning its history, are being displayed in the new exhibit “The Great Emancipator and the Great Central Fair” at Van Pelt Library.

International students are only allotted one day to make the additional adjustment from their countries to Penn before the other 2,000 freshmen arrive.

Of the four undergraduate schools, only Wharton and Nursing identify gender identity in their definitions of diversity.

 Residential Services has made several changes this year to improve the room-selection process for Penn students.

Anthony Bagtas pled guilty to eight charges including theft, burglary and trespassing.

Colin Hartman, 2014 MBA graduate and veteran, is developing Concept C — a chocolate factory in Washington D.C. with a platform he calls “for purpose”.

The speakers at Penn Appetit's Food Summit on Saturday — two scientists, a Top Chef, a public relations specialist and the founder of the Wine School of Philadelphia — brought diverse expertise to the table.

The WBPC announced the twenty-five semifinalists that will move onto the next round for a chance at large cash prizes and valuable legal and financial services for their business ventures.

District spokesperson Fernando Gallard told the Philadelphia Inquirer that the impact would be closer to a $500 million loss.

Dollops of frosting, red velvet and decadent chocolate cake can be at your doorstep in a matter of clicks.

In the same conversation, Classical Studies Professor Ralph Rosen can span topics from Jesus to Eminem, all the while exploring one of his favorite concepts: satire.

In the past 30 years text book prices have increased by over 813 percent as of 2012.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Scientific Director of the Singh Center for Nanotechnology Mark Allen to get an inside look at the Center's work.

The suspect “jumped out of a car in the area of 4100 block of Pine and demanded anything she had to give him,” Vice President for Public Safety Maureen Rush said.

Millennial votes are key to Doug Oliver's campaign. 

A basic guide to Payments in Lieu of Taxes.