Jara Krys, a transgender student on a leave of absence from Penn, went into sex work to pay the bills.

The Penn Museum will fully open its Center for the Analysis of Archaeological Materials this semester.

Yesterday, the Penn Secular Society hosted Hugh Taft, a leader in the ethical humanist movement, who spoke the reason, feeling, theory and praxis behind his legal religion. The philosopher broke the ice with Plato, before arriving to the materialism of capitalism, the great prompter of the 140 year old movement.

As federal legislators take up the effort to combat sexual assault on campuses, Penn administrators have concerns with a proposed bill to change sexual assault protocols at colleges across the country.

Administrators are leaving the goals of Wharton’s undergraduate curriculum review almost entirely up to the members of the review committee.

Experts say suicides on college campuses tend to happen in waves.

Andrew “A.T.” Trader’s face is projected across the walls of Huntsman Hall’s room F90 not once, not twice, but seven times.

The potential lift of the SAC moratorium on Oct. 23 will not apply to any performing arts groups.The Performing Arts Council imposed a moratorium for the recognition of new PAC groups on Sept. 10.

The fight for better mental health at Penn is not yet a mission accomplished but it is an integral part of the University’s overall mission, according to Penn President Amy Gutmann.

Take a look back at the Fourth Chinatown Night Market that was held last Thursday night, where vendors and attendees lined the streets for this popular annual outdoor street festival.

The Schuylkill Banks Boardwalk officially opened to the public on Thursday, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Nutter and other officials. 

GSE looks back on its history and celebrates through a year-long series of events

Penn for Palestine organized a candlelight vigil to honor the 2200 deaths in Gaza on College Green on Thursday night. 

While graffiti is on the rise in Philadelphia, Penn professor and Mural Arts Program Executive Director Jane Golden is working with Penn students and the city to create public art that benefits the community.

On Wednesday evening, around 150 Penn students heard Dennis Hastert, the 59th Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, speak at Houston Hall.

To counter the pervasive presence of real estate eyesores in the neighborhood, UCD developed Project Rehab to transform neglected properties into valuable community assets.

The four most expensive campus fire incidents in the last five years have  cost the University more than $610,000  in total.