UA vice presidential candidate Adam hamilton shares what he can offer students if he is elected — making the UA a medium for mobilizing students.

If AT&T; has its way, there may be more bars in more places — but fewer cell-phone carrier options.

In 1992, the Undergraduate Assembly had a “problem attracting a large field of candidates” to fill its ballot slots, The Daily Pennsylvanian reported.

Penn researchers are making headway on curing a disease that kills more than 36,000 people a year in the United States with a new treatment method that turns the immune system on pancreatic cancer, allowing it to attack the tumor.

For the first time in many years, Philadelphia has seen a population increase, according to recently released statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Defense never sells any tickets or shoots any commercials. But Quaker fans shouldn't sleep on Penn’s defense — these guys are good.

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will speak about empowering women next Monday, according to the Office of the President.

Several minority coalitions on campus were angered by the Nominations and Elections Committee’s handling of this year’s applications for University Council seats.

Penn softball took on La Salle Wednesday in its last contest before heading into Ivy play and picked up a 6-0 victory.

Amidst loud music and free food, candidates for Undergraduate Assembly and Class Boards met with students on Locust Walk for the Nominations and Elections Committee’s annual “Get Out the Vote” event.

Runner and 1997 College graduate Adria Sheth and her husband Brian have donated $1 million to endow the Betty J. Costanza Women’s Track & Field coaching position.

For many Penn lightweight rowers, this Saturday’s meeting against Marietta on the Schuylkill is just a tune-up to prepare for the cup season. But for coach Nick Baker, it has special meaning.

This spring, while the faces of sororities and fraternities change with the addition of new members, one thing is likely to remain the same — ethnic diversity in the Greek community.

The suspect in a robbery at the TD Bank on Walnut Street is now in custody, DPS confirmed. No injuries were reported.

On Wednesday, the Admissions Office reported that 12.3 percent of applicants were admitted to the Class of 2015, down from 14.2 percent last year.

Readers respond to a full-page advertisement from the David Horowitz Freedom Center about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, printed in Monday’s edition of the DP.

On Monday, a three-month administrative warning barring Phi Kappa Sigma, or “Skulls,” brothers from fraternity activities was lifted.