At the Penn Fashion Week-hosted “Shark Tank” on Friday, Penn’s fashion entrepreneurs proved themselves as forces to be reckoned with when they answered difficult questions and took criticism from a panel of experts in the fashion field.

On Thursday, the Bioethics Commission chaired by Penn President Amy Gutmann released a report outlining fourteen recommendations addressing some of the ethical questions raised by neuroscience.

This Friday in Huntsman Hall, five student entrepreneur groups presented their fashion-related innovations to a panel of four distinguished judges. Like the hit show “Shark Tank,” the judges gave valuable critique and advice to each presenter.

Nothing at the scene led Penn Police to believe there was evidence of gun shots. 

Ever wonder how much money alumni donate to Penn? The Penn Fund, founded in 1927, aims to raise funds from alumni to go towards University expenses including student financial aid.

College sophomore Ray Clark, Jane Meyer's running mate, was elected as Vice President.

SPEC plans to make the theme more integral to the Spring Fling experience this year.

Next Tuesday, thousands of hopeful applicants will learn whether or not they have been accepted to Penn.

Study abroad or get a job — impending changes to the On Campus Recruiting process would have had some of this year’s sophomores deciding between experiences overseas and potential job recruitment.

Despite rising pressure from government officials, University administrators continue to firmly oppose PILOT payments.

By Wednesday, SPEC recognized that some students were using "bots" to sign up for the Floor passes as soon as the forms opened. 

The former track athlete Timothy Hamlett went missing on Dec. 26 and was last seen near the George Washington Bridge.

With finals season looming, Penn students can seek help at the Tutoring Center — but some students say the system isn’t perfect.

On Feb. 1, Penn officially implemented a new set of policies regarding sexual assault. The changes led a group of Penn Law professors to write an open letter of criticism and continue to bring mixed reactions among Penn faculty and students.

A new study suggests that watching television has made people more afraid of crime.

The annual joke issue successfully tricked Vanity Fair into thinking Emma Watson was to attend Penn. 

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between March 12 and March 19.