Meet the junior in political science who just won the Truman Scholarship

The Truman Scholarship, which provides up to $30,000, is a merit-based award that supports graduate studies of students who want to pursue careers in government or public service. Previous recipients of the Truman Scholarship include former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Susan Rice.

Nobel Prize winner and Holocaust survivor: 'There are good people in any times, and those good people save the world'

Nobel Prize Laureate Roald Hoffmann spoke in Penn Hillel about his experience as a Holocaust survivor in a presentation titled, “Returning, Remembering, Forgiving.” 

New club teaches students the 'Common Cents' of personal finance

Founded last semester, Common Cents aims to provide personal finance help to its members. This semester, the club started programming and plans to host a series of events to address topics like investment strategies, real estate investment and retirement planning.

Q&A with the founders of Orthly, an app designed to lessen the costs of dental care

"Normally, if you want to get your teeth aligned, you go to an orthodontist and go through many procedures and end up receiving a treatment plan, at the cost of three to five thousand dollars. However, if you like, you could use our app and do the exact thing for about $1,500," Wharton and Engineering sophomore Daniel Hanover said. 

Quad v. New College House: Pros and cons

Pros and cons for freshmen living in the Quad vs. living in the New College House

Penn Leads the Vote gets back in action

In addition to its continuing efforts on voter registration, Penn Leads the Vote wants to promote a voting culture at Penn and promote voting around campus.