Students calling for reform in the Undergraduate Assembly want to adjust the election process for chairman and VP for external affairs.

Students celebrate around campus as the Phillies defeat the Dodgers and head for the World Series. Submit your photos!

Susan Freitsche, senior staff attorney at the Women’s Law Project, and other experts discussed this issue and its repercussions in a conference entitled, “Abortion and Reproductive Rights in the Era of Obama” at the Penn Law School last night.

Penn is expanding its programs to all corners of the world, including the Middle East, Africa and South America.

She was sick and stuck in bed for a week, yet she still managed to get an A on her Calculus midterm. That’s what one might call a Penn heroine.

Yale sophomore cornerback Drew Baldwin is the son of two former standout Penn athletes.

For the first time since the season opener, Penn's top two quarterbacks appear to be healthy.

Sen. Coburn's proposal to curtail political science research is incredibly narrow minded

The University of Pennsylvania Health System is considering a policy that would prevent visitors under the age of 16, according to early reports by Fox 29.

Four days in the life of one student with a virus that mimicked swine flu

There's no good reason not to turn HUP into a rape-designated facility to better treat victims of sexual assault

Despite the School of Veterinary Medicine’s prestigious status as a research institution, Penn Police is on the lookout at every event for animal rights activists protesting the unfair treatment of research subjects.

Penn's match against Columbia is the second Dig Pink game to increase breast-cancer awareness and raise money for research.

The injectable H1N1 vaccine will be available for priority students at a special clinic set up by the Student Health Service on the first three Fridays in November.

The Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women's petition requests HUP to seek the legal distinction that allows hospitals to treat sexual-assault victims.

Penn’s state funding was slashed by almost $12 million, or 25.6 percent, in the budget approved by Gov. Edward Rendell earlier this month.

According to the The U.S. Census Bureau’s 2008 American Community Survey, Philadelphia ranked first among the 10 largest American cities for bicycle commuters.