Du Bois College House and Sansom Place won this year's Power Down Challenge.

Most in the audience at the Penn Museum’s Harrison Auditorium know the comedienne for her work on NBC’s comedy “Parks and Recreation,” where she plays Donna Meagle, the live-tweetin’, self-treatin’ one-liner queen.

Engineering sophomore Jacob Henner, who is running for Undergraduate Assembly School of Engineering and Applied Sciences representative, was not listed among his fellow candidates when the initial ballot went online last night.

After an unusually long budget season, the Undergraduate Assembly passed the budget for the 2014-2015 academic year at their meeting on Sunday night.

A new Anti-Hazing Working Group, which consists of students and staff across many areas of student life, held its third meeting on Monday.

Located at 4912 Baltimore Ave., Greensgrow West will be the first expansion of Greensgrow Farms, located in Kensington, Pennsylvania.

Katherina Rosqueta, a 2001 MBA alumna and executive director of Penn’s Center for High Impact Philanthropy will be speaking about her work at the TEDxPhiladelphia conference this Friday.

Student groups at colleges across the country are demanding not another person die creating a North Face product.

Practices similar to those employed by the state liquor enforcement police during last year’s Spring Fling weekend have raised legal questions as the division of the state police prepares to make a return to campus for this year’s event.

There was an "unfounded" bomb threat at Chipotle Sunday evening.

In order to take part in Mixter, one person needs to sign up and form a group of three people. After selecting specific preferences — such as “Wharton guys” or “Temple girls” and age — users are contacted by Mixter and are matched with another group.

A study conducted by Penn psychology professor Sigrid Veasey over the past year shows continuous sleep loss could result in brain damage.

Drexel University sophomore Stephanie Ross died on March 10 due to infection by the same rare strain of meningitis seen at Princeton.

As Associate Dean, Larry Gladney will oversee the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy, Earth and Environmental Science, Mathematics, Linguistics and Psychology, in addition to a number of research centers.

School of Social Policy & Practice student Alice Wiley committed suicide in late December over winter break.

SPEC announced the choice at an event Thursday night.

Last night, Guardsmark professor in the Department of Legal Studies and Business Ethics Eric W. Orts tackled this issue at an event by the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal. In his presentation entitled “The Future of Corporate Personhood in American Law,” Orts examined theories of the firm, its legal foundations and Supreme Court cases involving Citizens United and Hobby Lobby.