Unlike other cities, Philly does not make health standards clear to consumers and non-governmental reviews of the data is hardly consistent.

"Unmasking the Ivy League: A Conference on Mental Health" will be hosted at Penn from Feb. 12-14.

While students were not able to participate last semester because of Pope Francis' visit, there is all the more excitement for this semester's event.

After only six seasons, College sophomore Benjamin Oh has already been national champion in his age group and is going to his second international competition representing the United States.

For some, spring semester is a hurricane of nerve-wracking interviews and sweaty handshakes. For others, it is the calm waters of relaxation that follow the acceptance of an internship.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy lives on as Penn students participate in events honoring his memory this week.

Its eighth studio album, "Kaavish," which was released in 2013, also hit No. 1 on iTunes World Charts.

Growing up in Tarkwa Breman, a region in western Ghana, 2015 College graduate Shadrack Frimpong noticed that many of his female peers failed to complete an education.

For some students of non-Catholic faith, their own background with spirituality influenced their decision to see the pope.

In addition to the over 30 traditional Greek organizations overseen by the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life, Penn is home to several pre-professional fraternities

OAX donated to Women Against Abuse, a center that helps victims of domestic abuse.

Amazon is coming to Penn creating a new way to order everything from instant macaroni and cheese to graph paper.

In accordance with new guidelines, the Philadelphia Department of Public Health will no longer monitor travelers from countries where Ebola was known to be a threat.

Kyle Wilshusen's death was pronounced on Dec. 31 and ruled a suicide. 

The controversy impacted student organizations like Penn for Hillary and Penn for Bernie.

For some College students, entering Huntsman Hall for a study session just isn’t enough to satisfy their craving for business.

Over the course of the 2014-15 academic year, Penn hosted 192 international students spending a semester or year abroad, according to a Penn News article.