Yale University has reevaluated how the school responds to student leaves of absence in light of student Luchang Wang’s suicide last year.

A new, completely remodeled version of the SAT is due to debut next month, according to The New York Times. However, instead of excitement or even general acceptance for the change, the response to this revamped version of the classic college admissions test can best be explained as mixed and ambivalent.

The University of Oklahoma is returning a painting stolen by Nazis to its rightful owners, the New York Times reported on Tuesday.

The man was taken into custody on the fourth floor of the library and had a box cutter, machete and stolen ID card in his possession.

The controversy began after the DP caught Marco Rubio speaking with a Cruz staffer inside a South Carolina hotel. 

For students who lean more to the right at Penn, a liberal political environment has various implications on lives of conservative college students.

Wonk Tank, the first student-led research organization through the Penn Wharton Public Policy Initiative, gave Penn its third place ranking based on post-graduation economic returns.

The congressional hearing, which plays into the determination of the federal budget, dealt with the role of the aircraft carrier in ensuring the superiority of the U.S. military’s naval power.

Every week in my creative writing class, the most common critique of people’s writing has been that it is too cliche . When I wrote my first short story assignment, I was careful to not include any cliches in any aspect of the story, whether in regard to the phrasing, the plot or the characters.

At Caitlyn Jenner’s speech last Wednesday evening, once the question and answer began, I didn’t have to wait long for the question I’d come to Irvine expecting to hear.

The discussion focused on smoking prevention as well as the impact of SHS and CAPS.

There have been 66 deaths along SEPTA’s train, trolley and subway lines since 2011. Forty of these deaths have been ruled as suicides.

Amid a myriad of cinematic superstars, respected directors and critically acclaimed films, two Penn alums look to add a few Oscars to their trophy cases at this year’s 88th annual Academy Awards.

John Chatzky, a 1978 College graduate, invested in a transportation app, Skedaddle, in part because one of its co-founders was a rower. 

A Philadelphia Inquirer report found that at St. Christopher’s, one in four babies who underwent heart surgery died, which is three times the rate seen at CHOP.

It was a bittersweet weekend for the Red and Blue. This past weekend, Penn fencing dominated the arenas of Philadelphia during the Temple Invitational and the Quakers’ very own Philadelphia Invitational.

In its first action since a busy weekend where the team went 1-2 against three ranked Ivy squads at the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament, Penn men’s tennis rebounded swiftly with a 6-1 defeat of New Mexico.