A car was on fire outside of the Radian on Walnut Street tonight at about 6:15 p.m. The Philadelphia Fire Department put out the flames about 20 minutes later. No one was injured.

“Click it or ticket” — that’s the message Penn Police is trying to get across as part of their “Thanksgiving Seat Belt Mobilization” campaign.

Tony Wang is bringing a new kind of business casual to the Wharton classroom — one that incorporates super skinny ties and waiter vests

Although it already clinched the Ivy League conference title and an NCAA Tournament berth, Penn (22-5, 13-1 Ivy) improved its conference record to 13-1, matching its best ever Ivy record from the 2002 and 2003 championship seasons.

What national role will nurses play in the future? For Nursing School Dean Afaf Meleis and six other experts, nurses may just be the key to providing the “health” in “healthcare reform.”

On Wednesday night, Ebinger spoke in Huntsman Hall as part of the Levy Social Impact Lecture Series and the Penn Social Entrepreneurship Speaker Series.

Villanova handed the Penn’s women’s basketball team its second loss of the season and 19th-straight Big 5 loss.

Fellows in Building Intercultural Communities, a new program, can bridge the divides among the diverse communities at Penn.

Social capital is a cheap, accessible way of improving individual health.

Bon Appetit had had an increase in revenue, which indicates that it is definitely satiating students’ appetites.

The Philadelphia Veteran Affairs Medical Center was found to have committed eight apparent rule violations in connection with the use of radioactive ipellets to treat prostate cancer.

The Ivy League is the only FCS conference that prohibits its champion from participating in the postseason tournament.

Squash is a family affair for women’s squash co-captain Kristen Lange.

Women’s squash hopes to build on last year’s progress — but most importantly, its wins.

Penn Student Health Service reported 100 cases of influenza-like illness suspected to be type H1N1 on campus for the week of Nov. 8 through 15, according to VPUL.

Nine months have passed since President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, but Philadelphia has spent less than $800,000 of its allotted stimulus money.

Numerous nonprofits have had to make difficult decisions about staffing and program cuts due to tighter budget constraints, according to Katherina Rosqueta, executive director of the School of Social Policy and Practice’s Center for High Impact Philanthropy.