Last weekend, members of Penn’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community traveled to Columbia University to continue the tradition that began at Penn last year — the IvyQ conference.

With a turnout of 97 employers, Career Services hosted its largest spring career fair to date Friday in Houston Hall.

“Confession: A Roman Catholic App” is meant to be used as a preparatory tool for Confession, a practice through which devout Catholics seek to be absolved from sins.

John, who stole meals from under Houston Hall daily from October through January until being caught, is one of many students who steal food regularly from Houston.

The Kelly Writers House held its fifth-annual marathon reading Friday, during which participants read aloud Virginia Woolf’s novel Mrs. Dalloway in 10-minute shifts for about six hours.

Penn Rec intramural basketball scores for February 14-17, 2011

Penn rode an early lead to a 55-43 win over Brown at the Palestra on Friday.

Penn built leads in the first half of each game this weekend, while it fell behind by similar margins during its four-game losing streak.

Saturday marked the annual celebration of the Girl Scouts World Thinking Day, an awareness campaign designed to give elementary school-aged scouts the opportunity to experience new cultures.

The Penn men’s basketball team, with a penchant for close games all season, beat Yale 60-58 on a jumper from junior guard Zack Rosen with 2.3 seconds left.

Tyler Bernardini scored a game-high 26 points as the Quakers picked up their first Ivy League road win and ended their four-game losing streak with a 70-62 victory.

According to the hip-hop artist's website Friday night, he will be performing in Franklin Field, Philadelphia on April 15 — the night of the Spring Fling concert.

The Secrets of the Silk Road exhibit opened to East Coast audiences Friday after the Chinese government pulled artifacts from the exhibit and then reversed the decision.

A project was approved Thursday to transform McClelland Hall in the Quad into a dining area capable of seating more than 100 students, alongside a proposal to revamp 1920 Commons.

Undergraduate tuition, fees, room and board will likely total to $53,976 for 2011-12.

We commend PennApps Lab for successfully tapping into the talent pool of capable student developers and providing a valuable service to the University community.

There are many different routes to academic success. Yet few classes allow students full rein over how to manage their time and efforts.