The Board of Managers of the Institute includes Dean Michael X. Delli Carpini of the Annenberg School of Communications.

In 2015, the cost of joining a sorority for freshmen not living in-house ranged from $550 to $917 for the spring semester.

On Friday afternoon, Penn men’s lacrosse practice concluded with some welcome news as senior attackman Nick Doktor learned he had been taken by the Charlotte Hounds with the 18th pick of the 2016 Major League Lacrosse draft.

A SEPTA official said the probable cause of the sinkhole was a water leak.

The imminent winter wonderland will halt SEPTA on Saturday.

If you want to go BYO downtown this weekend, you might want to consider staying closer to campus.

On Thursday, Penn Law’s Institution of Law and Economics sponsored an event that focused on the Volkswagen Emission Scandal.

The founders focused on the need to change the media's perception of their movement away from a focus on just police brutality.

Even as Philadelphia and its citizens stock food, salt the roads, and seal their windows in advance of this weekend’s blizzard, Penn wrestling is preparing to weather a much different storm.

An email from the Division of VPUL confirmed his exit from an administrative role in the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.

On Wednesday night, Penn men’s basketball was beaten by a much better team. The Red and Blue were routed by Saint Joseph’s, a well-oiled juggernaut of a squad that sits as the nation’s 30th-best team by RPI.

The recruitment process for OAX started in the fall, unlike other sororities on campus.

The Perelman Quadrangle was buzzing with excited sorority sisters awaiting their new members. One sorority at a time, the bids were released and the new pledge classes rushed to their letters.

In the College of Arts and Sciences, “undecided” is the most popular intended major — only around 30 percent of students actually indicate a major on their application.

A group of Penn professors is working to make tech failures a little less common.

Despite chilly temperatures this week, things are starting to heat up for Penn's gymnastics team. Less than a week after opening their season in Washington D.C., Penn has their next test when they travel to New Haven to take on Yale on Saturday in their first dual meet of the year.

“Rise and shine” has been a pretty good way to describe Penn's season so far.  This weekend, against top-program Trinity, the Quakers will have the opportunity to do that once again.