For the short term, the American government needs to further open its borders to skilled scientists of multiple nationalities if it wishes to enable the Shale Revolution.

Although the frenzy of the PennApps hackathon ended two months ago, several of the prizewinning teams are still developing their apps.

As the outside temperature goes up, crime at Penn typically goes the same direction.

The Law School is partnering with the Wharton School to launch the first management program for law students of its kind.

The Quakers are working with a largely young and inexperienced rotation this season and are looking to a group of four that showed promise during Penn’s southern spring break.

On Tuesday, the Quakers face the daunting task of beating the dominant Tigers to give seniors Brianna Bradford and Katie Davis a win in their final game at the Palestra.

For Penn basketball, this Ivy season has truly been the best of times and the worst of times and a win against Princeton would provide much-needed team momentum throughout the offseason.

Property values in University City are on the rise, which means higher rents for students and higher taxes for homeowners.

The Quakers (16-11, 9-4 Ivy) split their home weekend slate, topping Brown, 60-48, on Friday before falling to Yale, 70-65, on Saturday night.

Over the course of the three day event, Penn accumulated 700 team points, ahead of both Brown (589.5 points) and Cornell (539 points).

The first five games were a part of the UCF Spring Fling Tournament in Orlando, Fla., in which the Quakers finished with an 1-4 record.

This week, an announcement of which Penn fencers have qualified for the NCAA Fencing Championships will be made. The announcement follows the NCAA Mid-Atlantic South Regional, which took place Saturday at Lafayette College.

The Quakers started off their spring break strong, defeating Ursinus 189.425 to 185.375.

SPEC is bringing the actor, director and writer, Zach Braff to campus on March 25.

In response to a letter of protest written to them by a large group of Penn faculty and students as well as concerned citizens, the organizers of the Wharton India Economic Forum withdrew their invitation to Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister of the Indian state of Gujarat. We wish to reiterate briefly here why we (and virtually every member of the faculty teaching South Asia at Penn) objected to Modi being invited to deliver a keynote:

I’d encourage Loomba to reread her own words and to extend her embrace of “rigorous intellectual exchange” to a more recent hot-button international political issue: the invitation offered to Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to be the keynote speaker for this year’s Wharton India Economic Forum.

The desire to embrace the hyphenated, non-white American — the Nigerian-American or Asian-American, for example — is not something all children have.