CLAUDIA LI is a College junior from Santa Clara, California.

If it took you a while to learn about the shooting near campus on Friday night, you might have been clued in by the whirr of the helicopter blades or by the Daily Pennsylvanian's news updates, or even by the email sent the following day by the administration.

Wambach had been slated to speak as part of the Authors@Wharton Speaker Series launched by professor Adam Grant. and was supposed to discuss her new book, “Forward: A Memoir."

When the results came out, Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price called them “deeply troubling." 

Jonathan Zimmermann's book, "Campus Politics: What Everyone Needs to Know," puts student demonstrations in a historical context.

Career Services has some advice for students who are worried that poor grades or a lack of extracurricular activities have killed their chances at getting a job.

In late August, real estate development company Post Brothers Apartmentsadded full title revealed itssingular, its a company plans to renovate Hamilton Court, an apartment complex on 39th and Chestnut streets.

Over 100 students applied to be considered for a fellowship.

The design of the shoe combines a modern, minimalist sneaker with authentic Latin American textiles.

Penn's 17.8 million dollar investment came to fruition Tuesday, with the grand-opening of the Perry World House.

Penn men’s soccer followed I-476 with the goal of reaching Bethlehem. But, unlike the three wise men, their purpose was to take and not to give.

Being a student-athlete is hard. Plain and simple. And when it comes to mental health, student-athletes are not necessarily more at risk than their peers.

Ask any civilian on the street who the nation’s premier power couple is, and you’ll probably get some varied responses; Kim and Kanye, Beyonce and Jay-Z and Brad and Angelina are among many names that might get thrown out there. But within the realm of Penn Athletics, the answer is quite simple: Bob and Juli.

Teams often hope for intense competition at the end of their preseason schedules to prepare themselves for the regular season.

Much like the stature of the players, the sphere of recruitment is much smaller for Penn sprint football than with many other sports. Since the team largely eschews the nationwide recruiting effort of many other Penn teams, most players hail from the metropolitan Philadelphia and South Jersey area.

This past Saturday, just before the start of Penn’s first home Varsity football game, two members of the Penn cheerleading squad “[made] a statement,” according to a photo tweeted out by the Penn athletics department.

BEN CLAAR is a College sophomore from Scarsdale, N.Y.