While multiple University initiatives strive to protect open expression on campus, some students find it difficult to speak their beliefs

On Wednesday afternoon, administrators, faculty and students met in Houston Hall for the University Council’s second meeting of the year. 

The five-year action plan consists of a series of initiatives designed to engage students and faculty in tackling the challenges lying in the way of a greener campus.

Penn President Amy Gutmann announced today the launch of the President’s Innovation Prize, an opportunity for Penn students to apply their entrepreneurial ideas to the real world while also making a difference.

Even before Penn's all-grant admissions policy, about 45 percent of students received financial aid.

Last year, the issue was highly discussed on campus after members of the Student Labor Action Project and Students Organizing for Unity and Leadership organized a protest at Penn President Amy Gutmann’s annual Christmas party.

The Campaign launched last spring, and will focus on addressing issues among students that may cause disagreement.

Donna Barrett says Bill Cosby grabbed her from behind while she was officiating the 2004 Penn Relays at Franklin Field

A month later, the offices of the Vice Provost for University Life and the Vice Provost for Education have spearheaded efforts to address the issue.

This fall, FRES began the transition process on Oct. 8, and all heating systems should be confirmed to be operational by Oct. 21.

Gutmann’s salary, which jumped 21 percent from last year to a total of $3,426,106, is the second highest in the Ivy League

On Saturday, the Weiss Tech House and the Technology Entrepreneurship Club hosted their first annual Penn Innovation Conference.

Eighty-three percent of all beds in the college house system will be priced at the lower rate around $9,400 and 17 percent at the higher rate around $13,200.

According to the Report of the Task Force on Student Psychological Health and Welfare, which was released Feb. 17, students felt that inconsistencies among the leave of absence policies of the four undergraduate schools led to confusion.

Earlier this week, The Daily Pennsylvanian reported that Penn President Amy Gutmann’s salary has reached an all-time high of nearly $3.5 million.

Selected ambassadors will receive I-CARE training from CAPS, which trains individuals to recognize signs of mental distress

Gutmann, for the second year in a row, remains Penn's highest paid employee for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2014.