Theft July 2: Anonymous theft from building July 4: Anonymous theft from building July 5: Anonymous bike theft July 6: Anonymous theft from building July 6: Anonymous other theft.

Doctoral student in Africana Studies and Music, Courtney Brown, died at his home in Michigan last weekend after battling cancer.

Theft: June 30: Theft from Building Vandalism: June 27: Complainant, who remained anonymous, reported scratch marks in stainless steel wall coverings in the elevators in Huntsman Hall (3730 Walnut Street). The report was made at 3:10pm.

The attempted robbery took place inside of the ATM lobby of the PNC Bank.

The body of Engineering graduate student Qi He was found in Washington on Sunday, July 2, nearly a month after he went missing on June 5.

The defamation claims stemmed from the debunked University of Virginia gang rape story written by 1994 College graduate Sabrina Erdely.

“Honestly it wasn’t too surprising. The short sentence and the victim blaming because that’s just what we’ve always seen,” Auchus said.

After a month-long trial, a jury of four men and eight women will determine Fattah’s fate.

Akyra Murray was a star student and gifted basketball player recruited to play for Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa.

Engineering graduate student Qi He went missing Sunday when he was glissading, or using an ice ax to control his slide, down Asgard Pass, a popular alpine hiking area near Seattle, WA.

The federal corruption trial of U.S. House of Representative Chaka Fattah is continued the week of May 31 - June 3. 

The fugitive vegan, who disappeared after embezzling millions from her own business, was caught after months on the run when her accomplice ordered a cheese pizza.

UCLA has issued a campus lockdown. The LAPD said that the active shooter was in a UCLA building, Engineering IV, according to NPR.

In the past couple of months, Penn Health has been the object of three separate lawsuits.

During the three-and-a-half hour hearing in Norristown, Pennsylvania, Judge Elizabeth A. McHugh found enough evidence to continue with a criminal trial against the comedian.

Rafael Robb, who taught economics at Penn, was denied early release on Monday for the 2006 killing of his wife.

An advisory said the man has been following women and and “approaching them in an aggressive manner.”