The Student Activities Council unanimously passed its $931,293 budget on Wednesday night for 2011-2012.

Keds — which is running a two-day promotional event on Penn's campus Monday and Tuesday — is just one of many companies that use student ambassadors to market on college campuses.

The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania’s Clyde F. Barker Transplant House — at 3940 Spruce St. — will officially open in mid-June.

The teach-in, organized by Penn Activists Coming Together, aims to confront the University’s morally ambiguous policies and build a community of activists.

There is no easy way to respond to a tragedy like Owen Thomas' death.

Following local coverage of Kahn the camel’s presence and treatment at the Zeta Psi petting zoo during Spring Fling, the University may reexamine its policy on such events.

Penn's contract with the Au Bon Pain cafe located in Huntsman Hall expires in August 2012, causing the University to explore other options to fill the retail space.

The Quakers took on last-place Cornell this weekend for a pair of doubleheaders but returned home with only one win.

After four years at the helm of the Penn men’s tennis program, coach Nik DeVore resigned from the position Friday.

The Senior and Junior Class Board presidents explain what they have prepared to make this year's Hey Day safe and enjoyable.

Major changes proposed to Penn's alcohol policy by the Interfraternity Council were met with resistance from administrators.

Farewell columns are invariably self-important and unavoidably pretentious. I’ve been looking forward to writing one for a very long time.

Rather than reminiscing, I thought I’d just share a bunch of mini life lessons from my past four years. Because mini things are better. And they take themselves less seriously.

While treatment of five-year-old camel Kahn at Zeta Psi's annual Spring Fling petting zoo sparked controversy, an investigation cleared the fraternity of any wrongdoing.

It is safe to say that the road home from New Jersey this weekend was not a celebratory one for the Penn men and women’s golf teams.

Both teams combined for 23 top-three finishes across the various sections.

With a 9-4 victory over Dartmouth, the Quakers closed out their most successful Ivy League season in five years.