Meor, Jewish organization at Penn, has offered students a $400 stipend to participate in its Maimonides Leaders Fellowship program since its founding in 2004.

Muslim and non-Muslim students from Penn, Drexel, Temple and neighboring states listened to a talk about Islam and the modern theory of evolution on Friday night.

This past Friday, the Wistar Institute held a grand opening gala for the recently completed Robert and Penny Fox Tower.

Three years after breaking ground, the Wistar Institute will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday for its newly completed Robert and Penny Fox Tower. The Daily Pennsylvanian toured the $100 million new facilities.

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PennApps has grown enormously since its first incarnation in 2009

Drexel University has employed JLL to advise in the formal search for a master developer of its Innovation Neighborhood.

A month has passed since 18-year old Michael Brown was shot in Ferguson, Mo. The mass protests have quieted down, but the energy is still felt on Penn’s campus.Not in the form of a protest, or a large-scale public demonstration.

College Houses are repurposing cafe space in beneficial ways for residents, following college house cafe closings.

While New York and the rest of the country were sent into a fit of chaos and confusion, Penn’s campus reflected very much the same picture.

For Burger, the road to developing the World Trade Center began during his freshman year at Penn.

Last year, she was relatively in the dark about the school's

Seven school district parents with the group Parents United for Public Education filed a lawsuit on Wednesday claiming that the Pennsylvania Department of Education has failed to investigate complaints about “curriculum deficiencies” in the School District of Philadelphia.

You might be paying too much for your textbooks.While many students buy their course materials online to save time and money, they may be overlooking an important tax exemption.

Integration of humanities and the arts in research universities will take center stage this weekend at the Humanities and the Arts in the Integrated Knowledge University (HAIKU) Conference at the Penn Museum.

In 2011, Holly Fetter joined Resource Generation after experiencing a conflicting sense of identity within the national economic system.As the Occupy movement illuminated the disparity between the 1% and the 99%, Fetter, a junior at Stanford University at the time, felt disillusioned by her privilege.

Donna Cooper may be best known on campus for calling for Penn to pay 1.8 million to the City of Philadelphia as part of a Payment In Lieu Of Taxes