Du Bois College House hosted its annual Souls of Du Bois conference on Saturday, titled "Let Justice Rolls Down Like Waters" in tandem with Penn's "Year of Water."

With Video | The University City Hospitality Coalition serves six meals a week to up to 120 guests at different spots around Penn's campus, including Hillel on Sundays.

This year's Unity Week was on fire — or so the theme insisted. Scheduled by the United Minorities Council, a series of events last week promoted minority issues.

As Penn’s Greek leaders work on a proposal to revise the school’s alcohol policy, the effect of non-Greek societies on recognized fraternities is at the forefront of the debate.

Comedian Dana Goldberg performed to a crowd of almost 200 at Penn Hillel.

Dubbed a “blackout in a can,” Four Loko has made it on to campuses nationwide. But after recent hospitalizations, many are questioning whether the alcoholic energy drink should be banned.

More than 80 people came to the Penn Bookstore to hear Penn professor Richard Doty discuss his new book, The Great Pheromone Myth, which aggressively challenges the prevailing ideas about the role chemicals play in human behavior and aims to undermine the status quo.

The Social Planning and Events Committee Film Society will host Inception star Joseph Gordon-Levitt as its fall speaker on Nov. 17. Tickets are $2 and go on sale Monday.

Yale University’s Sexual Misconduct Committee outlined changes to its sexual crime reporting policy to advocate for a more streamlined process, prompting Penn to raise questions about how to effectively structure its own sex crime reporting policy.

Students are finding alternatives to bleak job prospects in the United States by looking east to the thriving Asian business market.

On Wednesday, Tom Gunning discussed the phenomenon of virtual movement in a lecture at the Penn Museum.

Wharton junior Harris Heyer was elected as next year’s president of the Interfraternity Council. He will succeed Wharton senior Christian Lunoe.

Last week the Wharton School’s Jay H. Baker Retailing Initiative was rechristened the Jay H. Baker Retailing Center because of the Bakers' recent contribution.

Andy Stern, former president of Service Employees International Union and Penn alumnus, discussed the national economy at a guest lecture in Huntsman Hall Wednesday.

Alumna Durreen Shahnaz, founder and chairman of Impact Investment Exchange Asia, spoke to students early Tuesday evening in Huntsman Hall, encouraging students to be defiant optimists and make a difference in the world.

This year marks the 40th anniversary of the institutionalization of the Newman Center.