Penn and 11 other Philadelphia institutions of higher education commissioned the report, which touts the universities’ $850 million contribution in taxes and donations to city organizations.

Despite finishing second in the Ivy League preseason media poll to Harvard, which received every first-place vote, coach Jerome Allen was very confident in his team’s chances heading into the 2013-14 season during the Ivy men’s hoops teleconference Wednesday morning.

Shouldn’t the point of classes be to learn the material, not learn to skim?

The Daily Pennsylvanian takes a look at Pa. gubernatorial candidate Katie McGinty’s prior experiences and stance on current issues.

The Daily Pennsylvanian takes a look at the Student Activities Council’s moratorium instituted to prevent bankruptcy.

In Houston last night, about 200 students involved in greek life attended the Speaker Series Event which kicked off this semester’s Greek Week.

With nary a shot on goal, NJIT found itself the latest victim of the Penn women’s soccer team’s stifling defense.

Marjorie Margolies and Valerie Arkoosh, two Penn professors running in the primary for the 13th congressional district, reported similar campaign fundraising totals for the third quarter.

After a nonconference victory over Lafayette and two wins over inferior Ivy opponents, Penn’s special teams have been a cause for concern.

The crimes in the Penn Patrol Zone from Oct. 11 to Oct. 17.

According to the Daily News, DPS gave preferential treatment to an aggressor in a fight at Mad Mex on Oct. 11.

The funding system heavily incentivizes SAC members to vote in their own self-interests, rather than those of the entire community.

Only after Octavia Payne was pictured in Time Magazine, frozen in mid-air, did her family finally think of ultimate frisbee as a real sport.

Penn President Amy Gutmann was elected vice chair of the Association of American Universities on Tuesday, a position that gives her a national platform to discuss and lobby for higher-education issues.

New fraternity Phi Sigma Kappa met with sorority women to hear their opinions on the ‘perfect’ fraternity man.

Shot@Life is a national advocacy group that aims to prevent infant and child disease-related deaths through vaccination. The primary goal of last night’s event was to recruit additional UN advocates.

Klein taught at Penn from 1958 to 1991 and was awarded a Nobel Prize in economics in 1980 for his work on econometric models.