Students, alumni and friends of 2012 Engineering graduate Justin Broglie, who died on April 7, remembered him at an event on Sunday afternoon on College Green.

Students were frustrated with the University's recent proposal for the sign's text, which generally describes all of the stained glass panes in the ARCH, without any specific details on the rising sun.

The citations followed a request by the Division of Public Safety for the presence of the BLCE around campus over the weekend.

Do you remember that time you tried to carry five bagels out of Commons in your pocket?

The program will welcome a new director in 2015

From March 21 to May 1, Slought's Patarchitecure exhibit — which includes designs by eight PennDesign students — will be open to the public.

Last week, Penn Speaks for Autism painted Penn’s campus blue. Not literally, but by handing out blue ribbons to raise awareness about autism.

Stephanie Weiner was the youngest and the only college student awarded the honor.

A state court upheld a decision to allow Penn to demolish an historic landmark at 40th and Pine streets in order to build new graduate housing.

As part of the Penn Women’s Center’s Voices of Change project, Amy Gutmann discusses her experiences as a woman at Penn in a video released yesterday.

Spring Fling’s food, carnival, and concert don’t appear overnight.Multiple branches of the Social Planning and Events Committee, have been hard at work all year, planning and preparing for this weekend’s Fling attractions and events.

The Flings of yesteryear included square dances, a Candy Pants Eat-Off and a wet t-shirt contest.

Sterling Duns, a West Philadelphia rapper who is also in indie pop band Futurmama, is an up and coming artist trying to turn his passion for music into a career.

Gordon and Zapertov are the co-presidents of the Transfer Student Organization and recent recipients of the Abraham D. Cohn Senior Prize. 

Dozens of people assembled in Fagin Hall Wednesday evening for the Division of Public Safety’s Spring Commendations Ceremony.

The kind of uncertainty about the true nature of the Vagelos programs may be part of another common stereotype — that students often start but seldom finish the programs.

Last Saturday, Penn Pakistan Society hosted the first annual Penn Pakistan Conference to open a dialogue about issues pertaining to Pakistan and its increasing global presence.