The academic job market is competitive and is often one in which supply does not meet demand — but that hasn’t stopped some Penn students from wanting to pursue it.
Dorcy Chen
A tradition 59 years in the making
Penn Homecoming keeps alumni returning to campus.
Students make room for marriage
Married students reflect on life at Penn and explain the decision to get married in college.
Penn Transit underused but appreciated
Penn Transit, first introduced in 1972, is the largest shuttle system provided by a single university.
Not all praise celebration over bin Laden's death
Jubilance over al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden’s death was not universally shared across campus.
Small department to see large reshuffle
Nathan Ensmenger’s departure from the STSC department after being denied tenure is not the only faculty change that will affect the department next year.
Political Science professor Henry Teune dies at 75
Henry Teune, professor of Political Science, died on April 12 at the age of 75.
University appoints Ensmenger replacement
PIK professor Jonathan Moreno was chosen to replace STSC undergraduate chair Nathan Ensmenger Wednesday, following Ensmenger's recent tenure denial and decision to leave Penn.
Professor denied tenure after founding major
Nathan Ensmenger, co-founder of the Science, Technology and Society program, was denied tenure after 15 years at Penn, prompting disappointment from his students.
Joke issue: FlingSafe gets wild with opium den
Monday morning, a group of FlingSafe members were arrested for selling and smoking opium in a Fisher Hassenfeld dorm room.





