Last week, Wharton announced an extensive reformation of its MBA curriculum, intended to allow for increased flexibility for students in the core curriculum.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with College junior Maria Bellantoni, the new chairwoman of Programs in Religion, Interfaith and Spirituality Matters — Penn's interfaith student group.

Penn researchers have developed a patch that changes color to indicate the intensity of exposure to explosions in the battlefield.

College senior and former member of Delta Delta Delta Chloe Castellon is currently organizing an initiative to provide equal Greek life experiences to men and women.

On Thursday, Penn appointed Barbara Mellers and Philip Tetlock as new Penn Integrates Knowledge professors. They will serve in Wharton and SAS's Psychology Department.

The Red and Blue (4-4) lost their first Big 5 matchup of the season, 65-53, as the players still search for their first career Big 5 victory.

Penn accomplished almost everything it needed to upset Villanova. The Quakers fell short, however, because they needed near-perfect execution.

The University should institutionalize student housing cooperatives, which would allow Penn to attract a group of students that would not have previously considered applying.

Student activists at Penn were encouraged by the passage of the DREAM Act in the House on Tuesday night. The Senate is expected to vote on the bill Thursday.

Kansas State University Nutrition professor Mark Haub lost 27 pounds over the 10 weeks of his Twinkie diet. If you’re like many college students, his diet sounds all too familiar.

Four of Penn’s a cappella groups belted their best at SPEC’s WinterFest for wristbands to the 2011 Spring Fling concert and the title of Penn’s finest a cappella ensemble.

The current examination system is both unhealthy and unnecessary. Professors should eliminate finals altogether and replace them with continuous assessment.

Wednesday evening, 500 students lined up in Huntsman to sample food from Stephen Starr restaurants and hear about the growth of Food Network.

Legislators in Lower Merion voted unanimously Wednesday night to approve an ordinance to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals from discrimination.

Students gathered Wednesday night to discuss homophobia and spread awareness of “men on the down-low.”

Seniors Will Browne and James Clark say that they have never been apart. Tomorrow evening, they take on Navy (14-2) at Ringe Courts together.

Though World AIDS Day this year did not feature any major Penn events, a handful of individuals continue to actively address the disease.