This fall, FRES began the transition process on Oct. 8, and all heating systems should be confirmed to be operational by Oct. 21.

Clubs such as Penn Persians and the Wharton Middle East North Africa Club may be unknown by some, but others use these clubs to find peers with the same heritage and remain connected to their culture.

PEEP is a three-day program created to bring high schoolers from low-income backgrounds or historically underrepresented groups to campus. 

Nicolas Garcia, a political science major, is running as a Democrat in central Florida’s District 41.

The group hopes to create a concrete space for liberal-minded Jewish and non-Jewish students.

Creating legitimate, fully-functioning electric vehicles right here on campus, the Penn Electric Racing club is an opportunity to be involved in an elaborate engineering project that connects design, creativity and cutting edge technology.

Last Wednesday, a group of Penn students sent out an anonymous survey designed to gauge interest in a potential dance program for academic credit at Penn. 

Penn's early decision deadline is under two weeks away.

Fun and fundraising went hand in hand at alpha Kappa Delta Phi’s Breast Cancer Awareness Coffeehouse.

One of the most common emails that plagues student inboxes reads, “Hi, I’d like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn”

You can find College junior Araba Ankuma snapping more than your basic Love statue Instagram shot with her camera.

A new peer education student group educates other students on how to be active bystanders in ending sexual and relationship violence on campus.

Do you know where your food comes from? Penn Dining and Bon Appetit hope to answer this question during its 6th annual Food Week.

Besides being the month of Halloween, Fall Break and National Coming Out Day, October is also known as LGBT History month.

At this year’s Boys and Girls Clubs of America gala held in Washington, D.C., College freshman Whitney Stewart was named National Youth of the Year.

The Jewish Heritage Programs  is hosting their annual Shabbat for 2,000, where they try to get 2,000 Penn students to simultaneously sit down across campus for Shabbat dinners.

Eighty-three percent of all beds in the college house system will be priced at the lower rate around $9,400 and 17 percent at the higher rate around $13,200.