On Tuesday, the College of Liberal and Professional Studies announced a new program for summer 2011 in Grahamstown, South Africa. The program will accept 20-25 students.

Two Wharton profs and a first-year Applied Economics Ph.D. candidate argue that “measured subjective well-being grows hand in hand with material living standards.”

Whoever said that December is the most wonderful time of the year was probably not a college student.

Sunday night’s second-annual Dancing With the Professors featured four Penn faculty members in a heated dance-off in Houston Hall.

SCOUT BANANA presented everything from storytelling to drumming to water-related health trivia Saturday evening at an event titled “All About Africa” in Claudia Cohen Hall.

Starting next semester, the University plans to schedule campus tours in Spanish once or twice per week, according to Dean of Admissions Eric Furda.

Saturday night, Smokey Joe's hosted a fundraiser for Penn’s chapter of the group Pratit International. About 40 turned out, collecting a total of $200.

A team of Zelta Tau Alpha consultants spent a week at Penn familiarizing themselves with campus culture and exploring public relation strategies for the spring.

The Cognoscenti program — created in response to similar sessions offered by the Wharton School and the School of Engineering — hosts a question-and-answer panel every weekday for prospective students and their families.

Whether next-door neighbors at work or not, spouses who have both earned a doctorate have been increasingly hired together by universities over the past 30 years.

Having a knack for numbers may help Wharton students in the classroom — but it was decorating gingerbread houses that put some students on top at the annual Winter Whartonland event Thursday evening.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with College junior Maria Bellantoni, the new chairwoman of Programs in Religion, Interfaith and Spirituality Matters — Penn's interfaith student group.

College senior and former member of Delta Delta Delta Chloe Castellon is currently organizing an initiative to provide equal Greek life experiences to men and women.

Four of Penn’s a cappella groups belted their best at SPEC’s WinterFest for wristbands to the 2011 Spring Fling concert and the title of Penn’s finest a cappella ensemble.

Wednesday evening, 500 students lined up in Huntsman to sample food from Stephen Starr restaurants and hear about the growth of Food Network.

Students gathered Wednesday night to discuss homophobia and spread awareness of “men on the down-low.”

Though World AIDS Day this year did not feature any major Penn events, a handful of individuals continue to actively address the disease.