Through the end of the year, the ICA will display the work of Jason Rhoades, who was known for making massive three-dimensional pieces from household items.

About 50 members of Wharton faculty and staff collaborated with Sirius XM to refine the concept. Business radio is set to launch in early 2014 on Sirius XM channel 111, app and online.

Starting in September, the UPstart program under Penn’s Center for Technology Transfer will start a partnership with NovoBioPharma.

Philadelphians received free rides on the Broad Street Line — which services Lincoln Financial Field — for the Philadelphia Eagles’ first home game of the season.

President Obama named 2005 GSE grad Jo Ann Rooney on Tuesday to fill the position.

After being matched together seven years ago, little sister Ashana Davenport now lives with her big sister in California.

Penn’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology launched a new initiative which will allow couples to get married in the world renowned museum at a low cost.

Almost 500 Penn alumni have taught as corps members since the organization was created 23 years ago.

Other offerings included Japanese and Italian fare.

The four students are now studying in different countries after considering the unrest in Egypt.

Ellen Perl hopes to enlighten Jewish women on their risks for a breast cancer gene.

Students and faculty feel the ‘brain drain’ is mainly due to pay differences.

Researchers may have to end life-saving enterprises due to lack of monetary support.

Over the summer, the University completed all necessary registration with the Chinese government.

Sources cannot confirm reported abolition of the wait list.

Kelby Reed will travel back and forth from Russia with a group of international activists.

The agreement preserves more than 145 acres of farmland in the Philadelphia suburbs.