International students struggle for U.S. employment

While seniors scramble to secure jobs before the recruiting season ends, one particular group of students faces more difficulties than everyone else.

Engineering professor developing 'quadrotors'

At Penn’s General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception Laboratory, some professors and students are applying their skills to the study of swarming robots.

PennLink Is Back Up– Yup, the internship search engine is running again, if you're into that sort of thing.

Website launches for student subletters

Students living off-campus have a new venue for finding sublets and subletters.

Bike thefts increase 57 percent from 2010-11

As bike thieves run rampant on campus, there may be a bigger problem to consider.

Social networking major blossoms in its first semester

Over the past semester, a new major at the School of Engineering and Applied Science has become a playground in which future social network company CEOs can learn in a small, interactive setting.

UA discusses revisions to shuttle service and possibility of housing mobile app

During its first general body meeting of the spring semester, the Undergraduate Assembly discussed ways of improving its winter airport shuttle service, as well as the possible creation of a new online service to help students with the off-campus housing search.

Students submit ideas for mobile apps

Penn students are finding ways improve their lives, one mobile application at a time.

PAACH continues to search for leadership

This week, the Pan-Asian American Community House narrowed down its search for a new director to four candidates.

Editorial | Beyond the blackout

Instead of cursing the fact that you couldn’t get on Wikipedia yesterday, it’s time to find out what might be at stake.

Wikipedia, Wordpress shut down to oppose censorship

Procrastinating college students around the world lost their go-to source of information on Wednesday.

Penn Museum launches online collections database for 125th anniversary

From mummies to ancient swords to pottery from the Iron Age, the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has offered visitors a look far back into the past for over a century and a quarter.

Students evaluate benefits and challenges of pursuing dual degrees

When College junior Jackie Koehn told her coach she needed to quit squash this year, it was so she could work toward a dual degree in mechanical engineering.

Questions raised about Penn's name

Many students, professors and alumni have experienced confusion between Penn and Penn State among friends and employers.

Penn community addresses campus economic diversity

A debate between an English professor and the dean of admissions on Penn’s economic diversity took the form of an open campus discussion Tuesday.

UA campaigns for increased CAPS funding and improvements to PennLink

In light of upcoming final exams, the Undergraduate Assembly hopes to increase resources that help students cope with stress.

Greeks inherit housing leases from upperclassmen

As students scramble to secure housing for the next academic year, those in fraternities and sororities are turning to their brothers and sisters to obtain a lease.

Law schools check applicants' Facebook profiles

Students interested in applying to law school may think twice about their status updates.

New Penn Course Review up and running

The new version of Penn Course Review has officially replaced its predecessor.

Value of college rankings brought into question

Penn’s place on a series of recent college rankings has prompted some to question the value of rankings in the admissions process.