Sunday afternoon gave members of the Penn and Philadelphia communities an opportunity to come forward with their ideas about enacting change following the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo.

Penn Masala is the only collegiate a capella group in the movie, and one of just two real-world a cappella groups alongside the famous Pentatonix.

The Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement is cracking down on underage drinking at Philadelphia colleges as the fall semester begins, although it is currently unclear whether the BLCE will patrol near Penn during New Student Orientation.

In order to help children suffering from cancer, SAE is teaming up with the IFC to provide move-in assistance free of charge between Aug. 21 and Aug. 24, requesting that those who use this service donate to the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation

Over the next four years, you get to choose who you will become. The next year of your life, especially, is entirely unscripted. The story is yours to write. But here’s an idea of what it might look like.

The Democratic National Committee named Philadelphia as a finalist to host the 2016 Democratic convention, where delegates will officially nominate the party's candidate for President.

Penn is introducing a new format for the sexual violence prevention training during New Student Orientation this year. Here’s a rundown of things you should know about the presentation and sexual violence at Penn.

Being a freshman can be overwhelming in so many ways, especially when it comes to keeping track of all the websites you’ll need to succeed.

A new video by the 5B highlights students' positive experiences at the centers.

Penn’s mental health task force is in the process of synthesizing information and developing recommendations aimed at improving mental health resources on campus, after conducting research and interviews last semester and over the summer.

Penn Medicine is currently in the planning stages of development on a new hospital tower, which could cost $1.5 billion, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.

Two men trying to dine and dash without paying at Chilis and an unaffiliated man kicking an affiliated female are among the crimes reported in the Penn Patrol Zone between Aug. 8 and Aug. 14, 2014.

The Daily Pennsylvanian recounts some of the summer headlines regarding the Philadelphia School District this summer.

On the corner of 52nd and Market streets, protestors raised signs in an effort to turn Mike Brown’s shooting into a catalyst for nation-wide change.

Sixty-five MERT members — all of whom have received professional training in emergency medical assistance — will be on call this Friday in order to assist students who need medical attention