Freshmen and upperclassmen going through sorority recruitment received their bids last night.

Think tank summit hopes to contribute to global policy making and open discussion.

Dog sledding and the Alaskan wilderness offer a reprieve from the urban bustle of Philadelphia.

A Wharton graduate and Operation Desert Storm veteran says he’s running for Congress.

As the University begins to heal, the Daily Pennsylvanian looks at how death is handled on campus

Pulitzer Prize-winning Egan discussed her novel “A Visit from the Goon Squad” as the featured author of the Winter Reading Project.

They will advance to compete in the Finals next year.

Huntsman Hall’s GSRs are getting a $550,000 makeover, complete with wireless upgrades, larger screens and whiteboard walls based on student feedback.

Penn was one of five universities to receive a $1 million EPA grant to research and innovate green infrastructure for urban Philly.

Pound Cake Heaven offers a close location to Penn campus, student discounts and delicious baked treats.

OCR sessions are also among the events that will be rescheduled due to the University’s two-day snow hiatus.

Two days before the opening of “Wishful Sinking,” The Mask and Wig Club’s spring show, the dress rehearsal was bursting with the yells of cast members, the pounding of drill bits, the screeching of violins — and brotherhood.

Penn’s Think Tanks and Civil Societies Program released its annual think tank rankings on Wednesday.

Chris Chen, a junior in the College of Liberal and Professional Studies, helped a stranger in Starbucks, and ended up tagged in a Facebook post with over 400 likes.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Jan. 10 and Jan. 16.

The Presidential Commission on Election Administration suggests measures to streamline voting processes and increase election efficiency.

Playdope, which is launching today, aims to connect users with “familiar strangers” — people with whom they share a similar background, routine and activities.