Student Life
University will add more questions about sexual violence to student surveys
The University said in November they would add more questions about sexual violence to existing Penn surveys, shortly after the American Association of Universities’ Campus Climate Survey on Sexual Misconduct and Sexual Assault was released.
How the U.S. work visa policy can kick international students out of the country
Without an H-1B visa, international students are forced out of their jobs, and occasionally, out of the country.
College junior aims to change definition of beauty with African-inspired luxury jewelry line
Through his designs, Jameel Mohammed seeks to introduce a new definition of beauty into the world of luxury brands, which he described as European-dominated.
Members of Greek life gather to foster a culture of inclusivity
Attendees have the opportunity to speak about a range of relevant topics including body image, socioeconomic status and sexual identity.
Chance the Rapper to headline Spring Fling concert
Chancelor Bennett, known professionally as "Chance the Rapper," will headline Penn's 2016 Spring Fling, joining opening act Las Vegas-based DJ 3LAU.
Wharton freshman who got into 26 schools cooks up a new path
Arianna Alexander is carrying out her dream to open her own restaurants.
How much money is your club getting this year?
Each year, clubs across Penn scramble to secure as much Student Activities Council funding as possible.
BREAKING: EDM artist 3LAU to open this year's Fling concert
3LAU’S mashups and tracks incorporating electro house, progressive house and dubstep are expected to be a hit with the audience.
UA releases its annual report, providing updates on mental health, sexual assault, tuition
The UA did not publish annual reports in 2012 and 2013, but since then the UA leadership has committed itself to completing the report every year.
Dining plans the subject of criticism by freshman students
Many freshmen argued that the dining plans should not be a requirement, mainly citing pricing, poor food quality and inconvenient dining hall hours.
College soph. drops lawsuit against John Kasich
At 3:49 p.m., College sophomore Nathaniel Rome's attorney John Bravacos announced in an email that he had withdrawn the lawsuit against John Kasich.
Students react to Trump and Clinton edging closer to party nominations
Trump and Clinton were the big winners on Tuesday's primary day though Kasich stole the New York real estate mogul's thunder by winning Ohio.
Making the adjustment to college after a gap year
Students who take time off between high school and college are less likely to graduate on time, according to a recent Drexel study.
Penn Global launches fall seminars on Galapagos, monastic life
Next semester, Penn Global is providing the opportunity to live as a monk for a semester.
Clubs discuss fear and persistence in flyering on Locust
Most Penn students know what it is like to pass through Locust Walk and have flyers pushed in their direction.
Wharton freshman launches fashion brand
A Penn student has combined her love of fashion and business to create good-humored apparel, from plays on popular logos to photos of Penn landmarks.
Wharton MBA's hair care startup seeks healthier scalps and a smoother supply chain
A new hair care startup — founded by a Wharton MBA student and a hairdresser — promises to make hairdressers more profitable and hair more healthy.
Student Spotlight Q&A: Novelist-in-training Maya Afilalo
While other students are heading to Cancun or home for some much needed relaxation, one Penn English major will be traveling on an all-expenses paid trip to work on her novel in a seaside cottage.
Mosquito repellent, condoms among Student Health Services' tips for spring break travelers
It’s finally here. Spring break has arrived, and for many students this means travelling abroad.