The College Republicans are holding a memorial on College Green at 6 p.m. in remembrance of those who died in the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Penn football coach Al Bagnoli is in a certain class of individuals who can look past the statistics.

Penn alumna Barbara Gorka previously worked for Colgate University and Temple University in their study abroad programs.

School of Medicine and Wharton alumnus Louis Hampers, charged in a 655-count federal prescription fraud case, faces his first hearing in Richmond, Va., Friday afternoon.

Twelve sororities submitted applications for consideration to the Panhellenic Council’s extension committee. The selected organization will be notified by Oct. 24.

The two suspects in last week’s bank robberies near campus are still at large, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Philadelphia division, which is in charge of the investigations.

Democratic National Committee Chairman Tim Kaine kicked off the post-Labor Day election season in Houston Hall Wednesday afternoon.

PennEats is a student-run company that allows members to save 10 percent at nine participating restaurants near Penn such as Pod and Marathon.

Touted as the industry’s first private sales store that can be accessed entirely through Facebook, the application launched in late August following a successful trial period.

This semester, College junior Sydney Scott is starting a new club — Stitch for Kids. The organization, which held its first meeting Wednesday, aims to build a community of knitters at Penn to make blankets for sick children.

The Social Planning and Events Committee plans to bring Penn’s diverse campus together in the name of old-school Nickelodeon favorites with its second annual Fall Fest.

In her first year with the Quakers, coach Colleen Quinn Fink has already implemented some changes including fast-paced and game-like preseason practices.

Senior back Zach Barnett has developed his throw-in range into an attacking weapon as his three assists last year were the most for any back on the team.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with running backs coach Steven Downs for an update on the state of the running game.

After displaying a new core of talent in its opening weekend, the defending Ivy League champion Penn volleyball team is set to pick up where it left off.

After switching from soccer to football in his junior year of high school, senior placekicker Andrew Samson is poised to break nearly every kicking record for Penn and the Ivy League.

FactCheck.org's relocation from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia will afford many more Penn students the opportunity to work with the influential political watchdog group during the academic year.