After students complete their coursework, XDS ends with a three-week mini-design studio where students incorporate a current project from their work into their projects.

Listen to the top headlines on Tuesday, September 5th with our newsletter anchor.

Penn First Plus has encouraged faculty to list their courses in the Penn Bookstore to help the University's financial aid office collect a more accurate estimate of the cost of educational supplies.

This year's changes included more modular programming options, fewer mandatory programs, more small group programs, and greater flexibility for students to shape their schedules.

Members of the DP's 139th student board reflect on their first semester in charge of the company and share their goals for the remainder of the year.

The Cancer Moonshot Scholars program – reignited by the White House last year – supports early-career investigators in cancer research and innovation.

As director, Kline will work to standardize guidelines for the quality of LGBTQ patient care and expand LGBTQ affirming services at Penn. 

Listen to the top headlines on Friday, September 1st with our newsletter anchor. 

Community organizers demand more transparency following new evidence from an online photo sharing site from a public event hosted in 2014.

Guest columnist Aidan Nash examines the decline of upperclassmen engagement at Penn, and what the administration can do to increase it. 

A new hot chicken bar, longer weekend hours, and other building upgrades headline a range of changes to 1920 Commons.

The new property has room for 635 residents, who are offered 12-month installment leases for studio and two-bedroom apartments, ranging from $1,240 to $1,590.

The forward/guard played three seasons at Penn, started 27 games for the Quakers last year. 

Hwang’s project focuses on developing smart implant technology that prevents infection, addressing the most common reason for implant failure and removal. 

Listen to the top headlines on Thursday, August 31st with our newsletter anchor.

Guest columnists and professors Amy C. Offner and Emily Steinlight argue that Penn’s anti-union campaigns aim to interfere with workers’ right to organize, and that they threaten faculty members’ ability to do their jobs with integrity.

This Transfer Critical Writing Seminar is a pilot program and if it is successful, it will be considered again for future semesters.