The Eric and Beth Schlanger Lecture Series on Real Estate was "inspirational" according to many students.

It’s great to be gay at Penn, according to Newsweek, the publication that recently ranked Penn as the most gay-friendly college in the United States.

While gluten-free diets are one of the fastest-growing alimentary restrictions among students at Penn, as well as in the U.S., gluten-free food choices are still relatively difficult to find on campus.

Eric Berdinis, a Zeta Beta Tau brother, went from working as an average web design intern at ZooZ Media to becoming the fourth-largest shareholder of GankIt, a virtual marketplace launched this summer

On Saturday, Penn students of all class years gathered for the Social Planning and Events Committee’s second annual Fall Festival, which featured a Nickelodeon theme this year.

Over 100 attended Sigma Kappa’s second-annual Quizzo philanthropy event on Friday night, which raised over $4,000 for Alzheimer’s research.

Holding the festival earlier in the school year allowed many more students from all 12 of the graduate and professional schools at Penn to attend events like Saturday’s “Block Party” in Houston Hall and the Perelman Quadrangle.

Members of the Penn and Philadelphia community crowded into the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Sunday for "Turkish Delight!," a three-hour celebration of the opening of the new exhibition, "Archaeologists and Travelers in Ottoman Lands."

Thomas McLellan, the deputy director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy visited the Law School on Thursday.

Students over 21 years of age will soon have a new place to buy their wine. Fresh Grocer plans to house a self-service wine vending machine, estimated to arrive in a month.

Trying to balance research and community engagement, the Penn Museum continues to work overtime with initiatives like evening programming and extended hours to attract new visitors.

Mayor Michael Nutter delivered an address on the Greenworks Philadelphia initiative to Professor Mark Hughes' "Sustainability in Action" class.

Author and film critic Saul Austerlitz presented his book "Another Fine Mess: A History of American Film Comedy" at the Penn Bookstore.

Penn students, faculty and staff can now use their cell phones as personal security devices, thanks to Penn Guardian, a GPS tracking technology implemented Monday.

In addition to starting their first college classes, getting to know their roommate and learning their way around Philadelphia, some freshmen began the year vying for spots on Penn’s dance teams.

The Kelly Writers House hosted a commemoration of the fifth-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina Monday evening by inviting four poets — professor Peter Cooley, his daughter Nicole Cooley, Cynthia Hogue and Tonya Foster — to read samples of their work and answer questions.

Though fall rush for fraternities and sororities is known to be a less-formal affair than its spring counterpart, it is no less important to chapters looking to increase their numbers.