See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Feb. 22 and Feb. 28

Former Wharton student Matt Geiger and Wharton senior Evan Rosenbaum co-founded Blend, a college-exclusive app that allows users to share photos and win gift cards based on a daily theme. Blend will expand to develop more prominence in the app world due to a recent seed investment of $2.7 million from the global venture capital firm, New Enterprise Associates, or NEA.

The first ever African Think Tank Summit brought pioneering results.Penn’s Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program organized the first ever continental think tank conference in partnership with the Africa Building Capacity Foundation.

Sunday’s closed executive meeting of the Undergraduate Assembly contributed to a postponement of the annual budget process, leaving other branches of student government without an official budget allocation until March 23.

On Tuesday, the Racial Dialogue Project hosted a discussion in the Greenfield Intercultural Center on how race and culture have shaped views on gender-based issues.

The School of Nursing will create a new integrated doctoral program to replace the current nurse anesthesia masters degree.

Students sat down with administrators to discuss a piece of stained glass in the ARCH Cafe that some see as offensive.

U.S. attorney of the Southern District of New York Preet Bharara spoke in Huntsman Hall yesterday at an event held by the Wharton School and the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

College Junior Katherine Mateo started Global Youth United when she was only a sophomore at Central High School in Philadelphia.

Jennifer Gwartz, a 1990 College graduate, could count on a familiar name appearing in her inbox every Wednesday morning of 2005.

The petition to impeach the UA president fell short by one vote, sources say

With a new startup, the discounts stack up as you add items to your cart.Penn Ph.D alumnus Jeremy Elser is the founder of a recently launched startup called Packagd.

The Wharton Business Plan Competition is a yearlong event that attracts entrepreneurially-minded students at Penn.

On Wednesday, Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell announced plans to install elevators and renovate the station so that it complies with the Americans With Disabilities Act.

Penn's all-grant, no loan-policy is unique to the University, but how does its undergraduate student aid rank among some of the other Ivies?

For those who still miss Flappy Bird, it is coming back to life once again.

Only four of 20 seats on the Democratic ward committee - a political group which represents the party on a local level - near Penn are currently filled, and none of them are held by Penn students or faculty.