Close to 20 students decorated College Green with eight-feet-tall artwork and posters with the slogan, “Your body, your vote.”

A federal judge has ruled in favor of Penn in a recent lawsuit against a neuroscientist who died after exposure to radiation while researching at the University. The plaintiffs plan to appeal the result. 

The man whose name adorns one of Penn's most prominent buildings is none too pleased with Donald Trump's recent remarks about women.

The agreement established by the Philadelphia Parking Authority to grant legality to UberX and Lyft expired on Oct. 1, placing the companies in "legal limbo," until a judge's ruling on Friday. 

The suspect, a fully-bearded black man wearing construction gear, is still at large.

Chanting barbs against the “homos” as well as Catholics and Jews, four preachers assembled next to the Benjamin Franklin Statue in front of College Hall around noon. 

Second-year medical student Ari Frosch died on Sept. 22. He had been on a leave of absence at the time. 

This year's new student election results were delayed from their planned Sept. 22 release after accusations were raised of violations of the Fair Practice Code, the regulatory document that governs student elections.

The unnamed senior, referred to as John Doe, allegedly sexually assaulted another senior, referred to in the suit as Jane Roe, on June 8.

In the UA New Student Representative race, there was a tie for the candidacy between College freshman Michelle Kim and College freshman Max Grove. There will be a runoff election between these two candidates.

The dip in investment performance was attributed to poor stock performance of global public equities, according to a statement from Penn.

The decision came upon the unanimous recommendation of an Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on Divestment assigned to review divestment.

Wambach had been slated to speak as part of the Authors@Wharton Speaker Series launched by professor Adam Grant. and was supposed to discuss her new book, “Forward: A Memoir."

Penn Police officer Ed Miller and Philadelphia Police Sergeant Sylvia Young were among those shot. Both officers were in stable condition at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and "alert and talking," according to 6ABC. 

By 2:30 pm, a large group of pride flag-toting students decided to direct students away from the two preachers. 

Witnesses said the student was walking westbound on Walnut Street when he was struck by a red sedan that had run a red light.

Stephanie Marchesani died in New Jersey on Sunday.