The Mask and Wig Club’s “A Volcanic Corruption: Sun Intended” erupted onto the stage for the first time at Mask and Wig’s historic Clubhouse in Center City this weekend.

While students were disappointed when they discovered they still had class Thursday morning, deciding whether or not to close the University was a “very challenging decision” for officials.

Locks of Love is a non-profit organization that provides hairpieces for children suffering from medical hair loss. Thus far, more than 50 individuals have pledged to have their hair cut at this year’s event planned for April 3.

Last year’s integration of Facebook and Amazon was designed to make online shopping a social activity. By connecting both accounts, users have access to Facebook’s birthday reminders and Amazon’s birthday present suggestions.

Currently, retail is a secondary concentration in the Wharton School. Students can only concentrate in this area as a subset of the marketing concentration.

After receiving funds from the University for the first time in history, religious groups plan to use the money to grow and diversify.

Last weekend, Penn President Amy Gutmann traveled to London to reach out to alumni and potential donors as part of Penn’s ongoing plans to work with alumni living abroad.

After losing one sorority and introducing another, the Greek community welcomed a target number of new members into its seven existing sorority chapters.

Opposition to reinstating ROTC across college campuses around the country has arisen due to the military’s continued exclusion of transgender people.

Discussing the military conflict in the Gaza Strip, the deadly raid of a Turkish ship and current efforts to achieve “just and lasting peace,” Finkelstein expressed the anti-Israel views that have earned him notoriety in the past.

Though the December repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” opened up the possibility of military service for those who identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual, the controversy over transgender individuals in the military rages on.

Investigative journalist Rose George — a Penn alumna who authored the Penn Reading Project book The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters — spoke in Meyerson Hall Tuesday to address the sanitation crisis.

On-campus recruiting's focus on an “important, but limited, sector of the economy” is apparent to many undergraduates outside of Wharton.

On Monday night, hundreds of prospective fraternity members formally received bids from the 30 fraternities and became official members of Penn’s Greek community.

Outsourcing, which once referred primarily to sending low-skilled labor abroad, has gradually grown to also encompass professional work.

Penn Gastronomy Club and the Sugar Philly food truck sponsored a Dessert Showdown in celebration of Sugar Philly’s one-year anniversary.

Approximately 60 students defer entry to Penn annually, opting to take a "gap year" in order to pursue work, travel or study and gain exposure to life beyond college.