Wawa Product Development Director Lynn Hochberg spoke at Steinberg-Dietrich Hall Wednesday as part of the Weiss Tech House’s Innovation Week.

The unique design of the new Annenberg Public Policy Center was the focus of a ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday, which marked the building’s official opening. The project, which was funded by the Annenberg Foundation, was completed in August.

Students and administrators gathered to honor the British exchange student who died Oct. 2 after a heart attack.

hough Philadelphia residents do not rely on public transportation as much as New Yorkers do, the impact of losing access to SEPTA’s subways, trolleys and busses could prove to be catastrophic.

There’s a dirty little secret they don’t tell prospective freshmen on campus tours: midterm week? It’s a myth.

Tomorrow, there will be no lines extending from the ARCH buildings. No students tapping their feet impatiently. No harried nurses trying to get all the students their shots before math recitation.

So far at preseason practices, set plays have been in the mix more than in past years. But coach Glen Miller’s motion offense isn’t disappearing completely.

Members of Penn’s Bengali Students Association are working to break the language barrier for some West Philadelphia high school students.

When College seniors Eric Augenbraun, Cami King, Joshua Bennett, Jon Howard and Chloe Wayne planned to launch the first Africana Studies undergraduate journal in the United States, their goal was to fill what they found to be a surprising gap in the academic community at large.

Other Ivies were among the top employers for workers over 50, but Penn didn't participate in the survey.

At the two-day tournament — the largest individual collegiate meet in the nation — the Quakers faced 29 other opponents including host Temple, Penn State and Notre Dame.

The field hockey team lost to Columbia for only the second time in seven years.

Steve Forbes addressed students in Irvine Auditorium as the Social Planning and Events Committee’s fall speaker.

The question that artists and arts supporters at Penn face is how to share opportunities for arts exploration with the larger community.

“Taka” — as his teammates call him — has been rejuvenated at Penn since transferring from the University of Chicago.

The long lines of students waiting to vote on Election Day last year were nowhere to be seen during yesterday’s municipal election.

With only three weeks left in the fall sports season, a trio of Penn teams have a shot at winning the school’s first Ivy title of the 2009-10 campaign.