Friday evening, over 150 students crowded into Harrison College House’s bustling Heyer Sky Lounge for sushi, green tea, pizza and an opportunity to openly discuss pressing issues in their lives and across campus.

On certain Wednesdays, a professor gives a 60-second lecture at 11:55 a.m. about his or her research. 

“For too many of the students in QCF, this rhetoric is nothing now,” Christian Association campus minister Rev. Megan LeCluyse said. “That does not change the fact that [such messages] are incredibly hurtful.”

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with Wharton and Engineering junior Chris Painter, who recently founded Penn's Effective Altruism club.

In the UA New Student Representative race, there was a tie for the candidacy between College freshman Michelle Kim and College freshman Max Grove. There will be a runoff election between these two candidates.

The Wharton Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Club usually sees four to five startups every year that are ready to look for financial backers.

The results of the elections will be delayed until the conclusion of a public Fair Practices Code Hearing, which will be held this Saturday at 10 a.m.

Josh Shapiro currently serves as Chairman of the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency and Chairman of the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners.

In addition to its continuing efforts on voter registration, Penn Leads the Vote wants to promote a voting culture at Penn and promote voting around campus.

He noticed groups on campus for students of different Latin American backgrounds such as Mexican, Dominican and Cuban. He felt that Andeans were missing this space to connect and socialize.

Penn students head over to Penn Park to enjoy its athletic and recreational facilities, but in reality, they miss the true gem that’s housed in the park.

The Penn Vegan Society, an academic society that actively promotes and conducts research on such diets, is a student-run group that can help students learn how to get all the plant-based nutrition they require.

The pair wanted to not only create an affordable, urban clothing line, but also a movement with a positive message about entrepreneurship.

The sculpture’s translucent petals open and close in response to hits on Instagram and Twitter with the #feedblossom, allowing hunger-based nonprofits like the local Philabundance to interact with the Penn community online on a minute-by-minute basis.

When the results came out, Penn President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price called them “deeply troubling." 

Career Services has some advice for students who are worried that poor grades or a lack of extracurricular activities have killed their chances at getting a job.

The design of the shoe combines a modern, minimalist sneaker with authentic Latin American textiles.