Penn's Cut Hypertension program is more than your run-of-the-mill public health PSA.

The reason behind denying transexual faculty and staff benefits is simple. It boils down to two things — perspiration and politics.

Two Wharton professors' research on The New York Times' “Most E-Mailed” list of articles revealed that female-authored and awe-inspiring stories are more likely to be forwarded.

Over 200 students enjoyed a beauty getaway in the Hall of Flags Wednesday thanks to the Orthodox Community at Penn, which hosted “Manicure for the Cure.”

A new mural arts tour in Philadelphia offers residents four ways to enjoy art — but it offers Penn students a fifth: Urban Studies professor Jane Golden's class, “Big Pictures: Mural Art.”

Ever since she picked up a squash racket at the age of ten, Penn sophomore Nabilla Ariffin has done whatever it takes to win, even if it meant cutting a few corners.

When the final buzzer sounds at the Palestra on Tuesday evening, it will mark the end of the careers of seniors Erin Power, Caroline Nicholson and Jerin Smith.

Annenberg's Adam Levin is teaching in Kabul to lay the foundations for a media infrastructure in Afghanistan, despite facing life-threatening security concerns every day.

Penn President Amy Gutmann announced at a forum Wednesday that she and the Provost will release an action plan to increase faculty diversity by the end of this academic year.

The Alpha Beta chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha accepted its first pledge class of 150 girls in February since being re-established on Penn’s campus. In 1991, a similar process was taking place this time of year but for Pi Beta Phi, a sorority that no longer exists at Penn.

Despite the flourescent ensembles and presence on campus of AlliedBarton security guards, some Penn students under-use free walking escorts.

Mitesh Patel, a second-year inernal medical resident at Penn, has done research and co-written a paper calling for a national healthcare curriculum.

The Quakers hit the home stretch of their season on the road against a hot Harvard team Friday.

CollegeACB.com is planning to launch a new platform to encourage productive, rather than damaging, comments.

Prosecutors will seek death by lethal injection pending evaluation of evidence for abortions that took place at Kermit Gosnell’s clinic, located just one block north of the Penn Patrol Zone.

The number of Wharton MBA graduates entering health care has remained relatively constant over the years.

The DP's weekly crime blotter for the week of Feb. 19-25.