While universities across the country debate campus-wide bans on smoking, Penn's current policy prohibits anyone from smoking within 20 feet of any University facility.

Because the Chinese government requested that the Museum not display the mummies, the Secrets of the Silk Road exhibit will continue without its main attraction.

Apart from its connection to the Penn Reading Project, the theme chosen by the Provost's Office lacks awareness among students.

While the Faith Fund will provide Penn's religious groups with funding, peer institutions have other ways to financially support religious life.

Penn’s first annual Dance Marathon — hosted by Marketing Undergraduate Students Establishment — will take place from 6 p.m. Friday until midnight in Bodek Lounge, Houston Hall.

Students line up every weekend outside bars around campus and downtown — but not everyone waiting in the cold may get in, with fake IDs being rejected in waves every day.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, instrumental in changing the political climate of the 1990s and considering running for president, will speak at Irvine Auditorium on Feb. 22.

The Social Planning and Events Committee picked “Viva La Fliñg” as its theme for Spring Fling 2011, which will take place April 15-16.

It's time for city planners to rethink the way they rebuild cities devastated by natural disasters, according to a panel on campus Wednesday as part of Penn's "Year of Water" campaign.

About 50 students gathered Tuesday to weigh in on the debate on Asian parenting, stirred by Yale Law professor and self-proclaimed “tiger mom” Amy Chua.

In the past three years, about 18 percent of Penn's new hires were alumni, with about five percent earning degrees while employed by the University.

A survey conducted last spring revealed that, after New York, San Francisco was the most desirable work location among graduating seniors.

On Monday, national consultants for Zeta Tau Alpha handed out flyers and cards, kicking off the colonization of Penn's newest sorority.

Students who turned off their lights before jetting off on winter break helped Penn save $2,300 on its electricity bill and reduce energy use by 7.23 percent from last year’s winter break.

Sunday night, Sergeant Benjamin Anthony of the Israel Defense Forces came to Hillel to share his personal experiences from the front lines of combat with Penn students.

When Glenn Bryan started at Penn in 1993, a homeless camp was set up on campus. In the last 20 years, Penn has made an effort to help a community that has trouble helping itself.

High schoolers from around the world debated topics of international importance this weekend at a conference hosted by Penn’s International Affairs Association.