This weekend, the Penn Monologues will be taking place at the ARCH auditorium, on April 26 at 8 p.m. and on April 27 at 2 and 7 p.m.

There are 18 sources of alternate funding other than the Student Activities Council. However, students who must rely solely on these alternate funds are less than pleased with both their availability and distribution.

Philadelphia’s Higher Education Network for Neighbourhood Development, co-founded by Netter Center for Community Partnerships Director Ira Harkavy, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a two day conference that began yesterday.

The Pipeline for Promise Program offers a free summer course at SP2 to community college students, introducing them to the foundations of social work, its ethics and its various fields of practice.

Koren was awarded the Harry S. Truman Scholarship, a monetary award for current college students planning to pursue public service or government-based graduate and professional degrees. There are around 60 awardees among all national applicants.

Under the Student Activities Councils' plan, the moratorium may partially lift after their first General Body Meeting of the fall semester, which typically falls in October.

The driver of a car involved in an accident at 38th and Spruce streets that injured three Penn students is suing the University and another driver for negligence.

Algernong Allen is running for state representative in Pennsylvania’s 188th District, which includes University City, West and Southwest Philadelphia.

The College senior and Politcal Science major presented her research findings Thursday night in Stiteler Hall.

Amy Chua and her husband, Yale Law professor Jed Rubenfeld, introduced their "triple package" theory, which states that certain cultural groups posses elements of superiority, insecurity, and the ability to delay gratitude, which allow them to outperform their peers.

Faces of 2018: Her parents are politicians in her native Cameroon.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between April 11, 2014 and April 17, 2014.

Professors Zachary Meisel and Jeanmarie Perrone are studying how doctors adopt medical guidelines, and how their adoption of the guidelines affects prescribing pain medications, such as oxycontin and percocet.

Chaka Fattah Jr., son of Congressman and 1986 Fels Institute of Government graduate Chaka Fattah Sr., has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the IRS, DOJ, FBI and United States.

It's ok to know what you want out of sex.

Four mechanical engineering students are making biking easier and safer.

Keep your eyes peeled and hands open to grab copies of the spring 2014 Synapse and Penn Appetit magazines on Locust Walk this week.