Penn declared Friday that it has no plans to make further investments in funds sponsored by HEI Hotels and Resorts, a company accused of unjust labor practices.

Lee Hamilton, who served as a Democratic representative from Indiana from 1965 to 1999, spoke at Penn on March 25 to address the United States’ role in foreign affairs.

The metaphorical curtain was about to go up on the Queer Student Alliance’s fifth-annual drag show Friday, and backstage the drag queens were already dancing.

Intramural basketball playoff scores: March 21-24

In their first track meets at Franklin Field, Maalik Reynolds, Mason Smith, Karl Ingram and Gabrielle Piper all claimed big victories.

This year, the student body will elect a minority president of the Undergraduate Assembly: Wharton and Engineering junior Tyler Ernst, former chair of the Lambda Alliance, is running against College junior Cornelius Range, a member at large of the United Minorities Council.

In a hotly contested match against Princeton Saturday, the Quakers lost 4-3 after taking charge early by winning the doubles point.

At 5 p.m. on Wednesday, more than 26,000 students — the largest regular decision applicant pool in the University’s history — will find out their admissions fate.

A 10-6 victory propelled the women's lacrosse team past Cornell, extending Penn’s regular season Ivy League winning streak to 32 games.

On March 30, Penn Housing Services will introduce the first fully-online housing application, among other changes, to all incoming students.

Members of the Penn community sent us letters to the editor criticizing former President of Colombia Alvaro Uribe in anticipation of his speech at the University on Friday.

On Wednesday, the hospital in Jerusalem where School of Nursing students take classes abroad was faced with treating the injured from the first bombing in the city in four years.

Nickelodeon recently announced that a slew of TV shows from the '90s will soon air again. Your childhood is coming back to a television near you.

While the Japan Student Association has raised over $1,500 toward earthquake and tsunami relief efforts, some students are questioning the effectiveness of direct aid.

The Morris Arboretum is a lovely place to spend the afternoon, and students should take advantage of the many resources it offers.

The dinner — which included performances by the Penn Glee Club, KBeats, Mask and Wig, the Pan Asian dance troupe and the Excelano Project — raised over $1,500 for disaster relief in Japan.

Philadelphia Mayor and Penn alumnus Michael Nutter was in Houston Hall Thursday to receive an official endorsement from the Penn Democrats in his mayoral campaign for re-election.