Philadelphia's artists, including Penn's vice provost for University life, will open their doors to the public this weekend. Philadelphia Open Studio Tours is an annual event that allows over 200 of the city's visual artists to open their studios or homes for the display and sale of their artwork.

Anorexia isn't just a curse of affluent white women in modern America, a Kentucky professor said yesterday. A crowd composed mostly of women gathered in Logan Hall to hear Susan Bordo - a professor of English and gender studies at the University of Kentucky - speak about the changing face of eating disorders.

Moisture sensor on most cell phones can incorrectly indicate water damage, and you're stuck paying the cost.

While preserving historic buildings is generally popular, a panel yesterday pointed out that it actually may do some harm. This point of view, however, was only one of many presented in a debate hosted by the Penn Urban Studies Center yesterday. The conversation focused on the range of effects of preserving historical areas on communities.

When Penn visits Bucknell tomorrow, the game plan will be relatively simple: stop the Bison running game.

In one of two matchups of 1-0 vs. 0-1 teams, Yale has a chance to set itself up to contend with a win at Dartmouth. To do it, the Elis will have to overcome a strange off-field distraction, a problem that may seem familiar to fans who have been following the issues regarding Harvard's linebacker.

Student government at Penn usually tries to be just that: representation for students.

The jury in the first-degree murder trial of Wharton undergraduate Irina Malinovskaya deliberated all day on Friday but recessed without reaching a verdict.

There just might be life on other planets, according to one astrobiologist. Nobel Prize winner Baruch Blumberg spoke about his field in front of a packed auditorium in Steinberg-Dietrich Hall. Blumberg said that even if life only originated on one planet, it could have moved to others via meteorites.

This weekend, much is at stake for both the Penn men and women's golf teams, as both play for more than a 'W.' The men will be competing for a bid to the regional collegiate tournament while the women will take part in the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament.

Yossi Olmert, the brother of Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, expressed concern yesterday regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and said Western governments had not taken a strong enough stance on Iran. He addressed an intimate group of students last night at Steinhardt Hall in an effort to bolster support for Israel in its current confrontation with the Islamic republic.

For the second match in a row, the women's soccer team gets a crack at a team that it feels it should have beaten last year. The Quakers (6-2-1, 1-1 Ivy) are looking to avenge last year's heartbreaking loss to Columbia. In their wet and windy 2005 matchup, Penn had eight shots on goal to double Columbia's tally, yet the Lions scored the 1-0 winner in the 89th minute of play.

Saturday, the Quakers travel to Lewisburg, Pa. Where, you ask? A quaint town lost somewhere in the mountains between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg. Along the banks of the mighty Susquehanna lies the home of the not-so-mighty Bucknell Bison. (Much unlike the Buffalo, native only to Asia and Africa).

An obsessed lover who submitted to a fatal attraction, or a confused girl caught up in a situation beyond her control?

With 36 seconds remaining in the first half of last weekend’s football game against Dartmouth, coach Al Bagnoli was presented with a decision. The Quakers had the ball at the Dartmouth 9-yard line on 4th-and-1. Should Penn go for the first down or try to kick a 26-yard field goal?Bagnoli decided to call in his kicker — and he shanked it.

The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania have purchased a former Dupont lab in nearby Delaware County on behalf of Penn's School of Medicine. The 124,000 square-foot facility, located on 17.4 acres of land, will cost the University $8.25 million, according to CB Richard Ellis, which is representing Dupont.

New Facilities and Real Estate head has little experience at Penn so far.