See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Oct. 7 and Oct. 13. 

On Monday and Tuesday on the area of Locust Walk in front of the Penn Women’s Center, PAGE members handed out free menstruation products at their table.

“I speak as a practitioner who has stumbled, fallen and experimented with a lot of things”. Welcomed by a sea of applause, Nadinne Cruz stepped up onto the podium and greeted her audience, adding "it's a beautiful night" in Tagalog.

For the first time this semester, CAPS is offering a peer support group specifically for students affected by marginalization and discrimination, facilitated by CAPS psychologist, Batsirai Bvunzawabaya.

Perelman School of Medicine professor Yvette Sheline studied the brains of people with a history of depression, but may have discovered another benefit to antidepressants.

"Like most Americans, and perhaps even most Republicans, I wouldn’t feel comfortable being in the same neighborhood as this guy," said Donald Morrison, a 1968 College graduate, of Donald Trump. 

Bring out your wands and house robes for a magic-filled weekend.

Over 5,000 faculty from Pennsylvania's state-owned universities went on strike today, leaving students confused, upset and ready to party. 

The origins of Insomnia Cookies lie here at Penn, and Penn students are lucky to have access to the sweet treats right in Houston Hall.

The Rodin Arts Collective rejected College junior Esther Cohen's application to perform controversial play Dry Land. She later received assistance from the Penn Women's Center to perform it in another venue. 

Former United States Ambassador John Bolton gave a scalding critique of the Obama administration's foreign policy when he visited Penn on Tuesday.

With $1 million of seed funding at stake, the prestigious Hult Prize competition draws thousands of student hopefuls each year.

In the competitive Senate race between incumbent Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) and Democrat Katie McGinty, the College Republicans have done phone banks, door-to-door canvassing and handed out flyers. 

The Open Expression Observers are faculty and staff volunteers who attend meetings and events where free expression might be violated.

“I still have the feeling that reading is good, even thought we haven’t been able to prove this aspect scientifically,” one of the co-authors said.

Harvard is releasing years of applicants' private information to federal court for an affirmative action lawsuit.

“The victimization [of Native Americans] echoes one of the worst trends in our culture," Zimmerman wrote.