November crime decreased by 28 percent this year compared to rates from November of last year, while year-to-date crime has also decreased by 13 percent.

After returning from a trip through Abu Dhabi, Jordan and Israel, five students began developing the “Fellowship in Building Intercultural Committees.”

Scientists at Penn, the National Institute on Aging and Solvay Pharmaceuticals will run a year-long study to test the benefits of testosterone hormone replacement therapy for men with low testosterone caused by aging.

College freshman Elizabeth Argall already has her eye on winter break and relaxation in mind.

Wharton eMBA students travel across state and country lines — sometimes even crossing the Pacific Ocean — to go to class on weekends.

Albany came into its first ever game at the Palestra on a three-game losing streak, but the Great Danes snapped their skid with an easy 78-60 win over the Quakers.

Famed celebrity chef Bobby Flay has sparked excitement on campus after hinting that Bobby’s Burger Palace will soon be serving patties and fries in University City.

School of Medicine professor Brian Litt is working with a team to create micro-thin devices used to sensor activity in any part of the body.

The UA considered two discussion papers. The first was about the possibility of including HBO or Showtime on Penn Video Network. Next, The New York Times sponsorship program was discussed.

Venmo is a new text messaging-based payments system founded by Penn alumni, Andrew Kortina and Iqram Magdon-Ismail.

Food service provider Bon Appetit will continue to serve up juicy red slices and wedges in burgers, sandwiches and salads at Penn, despite a tomato embargo affecting other campuses serviced by the company.

David Yost, the president and CEO of AmerisourceBergen Corporation, shared his know-how about managing a multi billion-dollar health care services firm in Huntsman Hall.

A new study conducted by researchers in the Criminology Department shows that conductive energy devices, such as Tasers, may be safer to use than physical force.

College freshman Jordan English has begun to realize that she is not in Texas anymore.

We applaud Bon Appetit’s commitment to improve the wages and working conditions of food-industry workers.

No matter how you vote on the referendum, rest assured that your student government is holding itself accountable and continuing to work day by day to make Penn better.

All Penn students possess an awareness of academic burnout. We should make sure that we play as hard as we work.