Coates argued that white supremacy prevents African Americans from achieving equality. He wants America to acknowledge its mistakes and make amends.

A representative from the Division of Public Safety declined to comment while the legislation and its implementation are still being finalized.

Business Services decided to replace Einstein Bros Bagels with Pure Fare in order to keep with students' desires for healthier food.

Penn for Pennsylvania, a student group recently started by three freshman hall mates, has been lobbying for a Pennsylvania gubernatorial debate to be held at Penn’s Annenberg Center.

According to Dorsey, entrepreneurship involves “taking on big risk, even financial risk, to see big ideas.”

Launched only a month ago, Campus Job already has job listings at 7,556 post-secondary schools nation-wide.

Currently, there are a number of graduate students working on Penn xLAB, primarily from mechanical and electrical engineering backgrounds.

Read about what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Sept. 12 and Sept. 18, 2014.

Many Penn students are familiar with the sinking feeling of waking up and realizing their jackets have gone missing due to a night of frat party hopping.

During their Sept

The PA Senate still has to pass the bill and Governor Tom Corbett would have to sign the bill into law.

The grand opening of the ICA’s fall exhibits on Friday, September 19 attracted over 700 guests from the Philadelphia community, New York and Penn.

Four Penn students launched a social-networking app earlier this month that allows users to connect with Facebook friends who are available — or “down to chill” — at a certain time.

Students say many career paths and advanced degrees are closed to them.

Thiel spoke before a packed crowd at the latest installment of the Wharton Leadership Program’s Authors@Wharton series

Last Thursday was the inaugural session of the Penn Political Union, a new branch of the Government and Politics Association. The organization is the first central political institution for people of all political perspectives at Penn to voice their ideas and opinions.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with new freshman Class Board President Vadim Ordovsky-Tanaevsky.