Gutmann’s participation in a student-led “die-in” protesting the death of 18-year old Michael Brown elicited heat from members of the Penn police force.

The United Minorities Council asked students earlier this week to write their own reasons for why #BlackLivesMatter. Members then covered the LOVE statue with over 120 of these student responses.

There are three suspects in the armed robbery.

Two of the five reported instances occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone.

School of Social Policy and Practice graduate student Erica Sokol launched StudentsCare, a system which matches cancer patients with college students to develop friendships.

Originally supposed to conclude during the fall semester, the application deadline for the President's Engagement Prizes has been extended to January 16, 2015 — the first week of the spring semester.

The Social Planning and Events Committee is utilizing a student survey to gauge Penn students' preferences for Fling performers.

Like many students, Daniel Bergmann sometimes worries that he is doing college wrong.

Penn police considers following the Philadelphia police's footsteps.

Next time, when you can’t get a seat at the Starbucks under 1920 Commons, try a different place to study. 

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Police Zone between Nov. 26 - Dec. 4.

Tuesday night, this year's OPIM 415 class, Product Design, met in Houston Hall to present their final products.

The ICA has mounted a retrospective of a sample of work famed artist Nicole Eisenman.

The Daily Pennsylvanian reached out to students and Teaching Assistants to get their take on the most effective study tricks for the overworked, overstressed and sleep-deprived student.

The Young Scholars program through the School of Liberal and Professional Studies invites high school juniors and seniors from around the city to apply.

Veterans rally for more resources, but Penn hesitates with the demands.

A look back at the top events of 2014