Student Life
Harvard applicants' information will be released to court in affirmative action case
Harvard is releasing years of applicants' private information to federal court for an affirmative action lawsuit.
Why one Penn professor warned of potential negative outcomes of changing Columbus Day to Indigenous People's Day
“The victimization [of Native Americans] echoes one of the worst trends in our culture," Zimmerman wrote.
Student leaders discuss rape culture at TableTalk event
TableTalk is a campus organization that serves as a forum for students of diverse knowledge regarding a subject to come together and continue an ongoing conversation on a hot-button topic.
Wharton sophomore receives pushback for forming Penn pro-life group
Eric Hoover has spearheaded an effort to form a Penn chapter of the national pro-life group, Students for Life of America. SFLA advocates for the protection of “pre-born children” and the outlawing of abortion.
Alum’s startup connects Korean senior citizens with language learners
SAY is a cross-cultural and cross-generational online Korean language service program that connects the Korean elderly with Korean language learners.
10 Green Week events you won't want to miss
Use this guide to enjoy the most environmentally-sustainable fun Penn has to offer.
Rapper D.R.A.M. to headline SPEC-TRUM fall concert
The song "Broccoli" recently reached number six on the US Billboard Hot 100.
CAPS will extend its hours to weekday evenings and Saturdays
However, it will take several months to hire new staff to accommodate the change.
Online digital access codes are 'the new, dangerous face of the textbook monopoly,' study says
Once a code is used, it cannot be reused by another student.
Why 2,000-year-old Roman columns have been sitting in the Engineering Quad
Despite the Penn Museum's promise to look after the artifacts for Philadelphia, these items have been left exposed to the elements for around 40 years.
The Muslim Student Association is spreading knowledge of Islam to fight bigotry
In a year marked by Islamophobia nationally and locally, the Muslim Student Association spent the past week spreading awareness of their faith.
The NEC will hold another election after four people resigned from the UA
Online voting will be open to sophomores, juniors and seniors in the College from 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct.18 until 3 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 21.
Rodin College House undergoes overnight flooding
Rodin College House residents were forced to evacuate overnight following the flooding of multiple floors.
Rappers Princess Nokia and Rob $tone to open SPEC-TRUM fall concert
Get ready for a packed homecoming weekend: Rappers Princess Nokia and Rob $tone will headline SPEC-TRUM's fall concert.
Mask and Wig fall show sure to raise your blood sugar
The Mask and Wig Club, the nation's oldest all-male collegiate musical comedy troupe, will perform its fall show at Iron Gate Theatre Wednesday through Saturday nights.
The top 10 things to do over Family Weekend
Whether its to learn more about Penn's academic opportunities or to show off your Quaker Pride, this list will help you enjoy one of fall's busiest weekends.
One of those anti-LGBTQ preachers was just arrested after elbowing a University of Georgia student
Brother Ross Jackson hit the student during a verbal confrontation in which the two individuals stood eye-to-eye, standing about an inch apart, according to The Red and Black, the student newspaper at the University of Georgia.
Check out the events for LGBTQ History Month on campus
Since 1994, communities all across the United States have come together every October to pay homage to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer history.
Penn just received a $15 million donation to create an arts innovation program
The donation will go towards building the Sachs Arts Innovation Hub, which will be located in the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, as well as supporting a range of arts-related projects and programs across the University.