Engineering junior Michelle Leong was recently elected chair of the Asian Pacific Student Coalition. Leong will lead the Asian umbrella group for the next calendar year.

Students wanting to escape “the Penn bubble” or find cheaper housing often look to Center City for a place to live.

Chapter houses often a foster close community among organization members.

In addition to securing housing for the school year, some international students have the added burden of finding a place to stay during breaks.

Upperclassmen reflect on experiences living in the Quad for two years in a row.

As sophomores and juniors, many students begin thinking about becoming Resident Advisers and Graduate Associates themselves.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down for a roundtable discussion with representatives from the Department of Residential Services and College Houses and Academic Services to talk about on-campus housing changes.

The Daily Pennsylvanian takes a look at some of the considerations that go into housing selections.

The arrest of a Drexel University student while studying in Egypt put the potential dangers of study abroad programs in the national spotlight.

Seeing Occupy’s value as powerful social mobilization is accepting the facts.

There exists no right that permits a group of citizens to permanently “occupy” public space.

On Friday, Mayor and 1979 Wharton graduate Michael Nutter announced that the Occupy Philadelphia protesters encamped at City Hall had until 5 p.m. Sunday to leave the site. However, as of 11:30 p.m. on Sunday, no protesters were evicted. INTERACTIVE: Timeline of Occupy Philadelphia

We should welcome the move from Black Friday toward virtual holiday shopping on Cyber Monday.

As preparations continue for the ARCH building’s renovations, slated to start in May 2012 and end in December 2013, there have been concerted efforts to preserve the building’s character while maximizing the use of the space available.

Penn wrestling’s “Big Three” walked into the Journeymen/Asics Northeast Duals on Saturday looking to make a statement. Their actions spoke louder than any words could.

This thanksgiving marked the third year that international and exchange students were able to forgo empty dining halls to experience an American tradition firsthand.

Congress announced that the legislative “super committee” — made up of six Republicans and six Democrats — failed in its task to come up with the $1.2 trillion in federal budget savings agreed upon in August. This may put some of Penn’s finances in a precarious position.