Michael Sachs gave a lecture in Silverman Hall Thursday night to medical students, professors of neurology, doctors and neuropsychologists on the growing public health issue surrounding concussions.

Plans for the Neural and Behavioral Sciences building were presented in a resolution at the Board of Trustees’ Budget and Finance Committee meeting on Thursday.

Friday night at Franklin Field, Penn has a chance to play spoiler in its season finale against Princeton, whose top four players have taken a leave of absence this season to play with the U.S. National Olympic Team.

Penn football legend Adolph “Beep Beep” Bellizeare may have been known for his fancy footwork on the field, but his rushing yards are far from his greatest legacy at Penn.

Harvard has already secured the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA tournament — by virtue of their 2-0 win over the Quakers earlier in the year — but with a win, Penn could make a stronger argument for gaining an at-large bid.

The unassuming, undeniable leader of men’s soccer, Brandt will suit up in his last home game this Saturday against his Princeton counterpart, Antoine Hoppenot.

There are three things NBC Community star Danny Pudi wants you to know: Indiana Jones is his favorite movie, he has abnormally large irises so you should feel free to stare deeply into his eyes and he may or may not be left-handed.

With three teams tied for second place in the conference, the Red and Blue have to win out to secure at least a share of the rings.

A new student group, OccupyPenn, will hold its first event on Friday: a teach-in on Locust Walk outside Huntsman Hall. RELATED: For some at Penn, Occupy movement fails to ring true

The evening began with keynote speaker Paul Barnett, the senior creative director of Electronic Arts, and continued with a Just Dance 3 Competition.

Mo Shahin, an associate member of the Undergraduate Assembly, writes a guest column criticizing the hazing of new UA members. ERNEST OWENS: A campus-wide pledge to change

Almost all Greek organizations will host events at their chapter houses for alumni in order to celebrate Homecoming.

Being forced to go on scavenger hunts in the middle of the night and to dress up in humiliating apparel should not be telling of one’s dedication to a student group. MO SHAHIN: Seeing through the haze

Some students feel that Wharton — as well as Penn as a whole — has been unfairly targeted by the Occupy movement. TOPICS: Occupy movementRELATED: OccupyPenn plans teach-in on Friday

The Undergraduate Assembly is working on a program to introduce lockers for Engineering students.

The possibility of hating my new life never crossed my mind once before I came to Penn. Two months later, I have realized that there have been moments during which I hated school.

In the Wharton School’s MBA program, which consists of about 1,700 students, 60 have military experience, Wharton MBA student Joseph Kistler said.