Chancellor of The Jewish Theological Seminary Arnold Eisen, a 1973 College graduate and former Daily Pennsylvanian reporter, gave a speech entitled “Confessions of a Jewish Optimist” in the Shotel Dubin Auditorium of Penn Hillel.

While Penn president Amy Gutmann travels to often as part of her state-wide involvement and work on national commissions, she makes sure to put Penn first.

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Starting in May, all 400 executive MBA students will receive iPads for their two years at Penn, paid for through parts of their tuition dedicated to textbooks and course materials.

Monday night, chief blogger for the 2008 Obama campaign Sam Graham-Felsen spoke to about 20 students in Communication professor Ken Winneg’s “New Media and Politics” class.

The new hotel is expected to create 250 Philadelphia jobs.

Dean of Admissions Eric Furda, a 1987 College grad, helps decide the fate of more than 30,000 applicants a year, but isn't about to forget what the other side of the process felt like.

In the wake of alarmingly high scoring contests that endangered pitchers and dragged ballgames on for hours, the NCAA instituted a new line of baseball bats this season, affecting strategy and recruiting.

Nighttime construction Monday through Thursday could disrupt students's sleep through spring.

A DP sportswriter hit the road over the weekend with the Penn women’s basketball team.

While Fox Chase Cancer Center will publish cancer survival-rate data online, Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center is unlikely to follow suit.

The Penn Baha’i Association, Penn Students for Christ and Penn for Jesus have joined in PRISM's effort to diversify.

It’s a rule that seems so simple: If you win, they will come. But it means a whole lot less — and sounds a whole lot sillier — to venture the reverse.

When junior baseball player Greg Zebrack first heard from representatives of Delta Tau Delta as part of the Penn chapter’s revitalization effort, his initial reaction was cautious skepticism.

A new initiative, called yPenn, will host events and leadership opportunities around the world for young alumni.

Basketball recruit Xavier Harris, who hopes to become the first player in 30 years to move from the Philadelphia Public League to Penn, still hasn't attained the SAT scores necessary for admission.

Penn Rec intramural basketball scores for February 18-21, 2011