Women's March organizer critiques some Women's March participants: 'They were there for themselves.'

“They didn’t show up for Sandra Bland, they didn’t show up for Eric Garner,” Mallory said. 

Wharton is a place for finance, accounting, marketing ... and now neuroscience

“The idea is to build bridges between both disciplines and strengthen both areas by being in that intersection,” said Elizabeth Johnson, the executive director and senior fellow of WiN.

Wharton China Business Society holds conference with panel on 'breaking the bamboo ceiling'

Now in its fourteenth year, the conference is bigger than ever, with the addition of a case competition for high school and university students.

Double or single? Students debate in preparation for room selection

Though it’s not the traditional image of life in a college dorm, hundreds of students at Penn request singles every year.

Three political scientists deconstruct the election

"Republicans came home to Donald Trump at exactly the right moment," Penn professor Matthew Levundusky said.

Yale police union protests firearm policy change

With chants of “no range, no train,” members of the union representing many Yale Police Department officers protested a change in firearm policy outside YPD headquarters on Wednesday, according to The Yale Daily News.

Penn teams take part in Hult Prize competition to solve refugee crisis

With $1 million of seed funding at stake, the prestigious Hult Prize competition draws thousands of student hopefuls each year.

Why there is a giant flower sculpture on Locust Walk

The sculpture’s translucent petals open and close in response to hits on Instagram and Twitter with the #feedblossom, allowing hunger-based nonprofits like the local Philabundance to interact with the Penn community online on a minute-by-minute basis.