Since its founding, Students for a Healthy Africa has received global recognition for its promotion of disease prevention and health issues in Africa.

Singh Center will provide community resources for both the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the School of Arts and Sciences and foster interdisciplinary research.

We caught up with Red and Blue legend Steve Baumann, Penn men’s soccer’s all-time leader in points and assists, who is now the president and COO of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.

After being informed of an “uptick” in bicycle-related injuries last year, the UA is aiming to address some of the most common biking issues this semester.

The hunt hopes to promote social media presence and get students involved.

Before Saturday, junior Kyle Wilcox had more tackles in his career than he did rushing attempts. But after Saturday, fans can get used to seeing more of Wilcox in the future.

This past week and weekend, the Philomathean Society — both Penn’s oldest student group and earliest literary society — celebrated 200 years on campus with a host of events, culminating in a ticket-only gala Saturday night.

Marketing professors Americus Reed, David Bell, Robert Meyer and Keith Niedermeier formed their own rock band, “Brand Inequity,” about six years ago.

FIGMENT, a participatory arts project, launched its first event in Philadelphia this past Sunday at Clark Park.

Black Box Denim, started by Wharton sophomores Adina Luo and Molly Liu, is a new initiative on Kickstarter to make it easier for people to find a pair of well-fitting jeans by ordering custom-made jeans online.

Bobby Turner, a 1984 Wharton graduate and founder of the Lauren and Bobby Turner Social Impact Executive Speaker Series, explains his choice of Ashton Kutcher to come speak for the series.

The University is sponsoring the Sight and Soundtrack section of the upcoming 22nd annual Philadelphia Film Festival, which will take place between Oct. 17 and Oct. 27.

Thomas Caleel, who served as Wharton MBA admissions director from 2005 to 2008, discussed the recent admissions director’s resignation and his view on Wharton’s decline.

Emily Corcoran, the team’s second-leading scorer split two defenders at the top of the circle, put a spin move on another and fired a low, net-seeking shot to give the Quakers (7-2, 3-0 Ivy) their best start in Ivy play since 1995.

We’d like to see not only big names at these events, but people whose lives have been defined more by their work on the ground than by what they did before giving back.

This past weekend I was at a bar celebrating a friend from high school’s birthday and was having a great time until one of my guy friends slapped my butt.

College sophomore Sophia Hu, a deaf student who plays club rugby at Penn, has enjoyed playing rugby since she was little, but has to be more visually aware when she plays.