The Penn Book Bazaar, a website that allows Penn students to buy, sell and exchange textbooks, debuted late this August at pennua.org/textbook. To date, students have created 1,020 accounts — representing about a tenth of the undergraduate population — and posted 971 books

With on-campus recruiting in full swing, an increased number of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students are using LGBT networks within companies to help them navigate the job market.

The Panhellenic Council's extension committee has narrowed down the list of sororities that may be added to campus to five groups. Selected groups will be invited to campus to present next month.

On campus, those with ties to Iraq have mixed feelings toward the war’s new phase, Operation New Dawn. While many see the end of combat as laudable, they believe uncertainty looms.

Campus Apartments is now using XIPWIRE, a mobile payment provider which allows users to send and receive money via text message.

154 transfer students of various years begin their first semester on Penn's campus.

Zeta Beta Tau partnered up with Sigma Delta Tau and the American Red Cross to host its second annual blood drive at the ZBT chapter house.

The Undergraduate Assembly unanimously voted to consider alternatives to free on-campus distribution of The New York Times, which did not return this fall.

According to Director of the LGBT Center Bob Schoenberg, a ruling that “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is unconstitutional put “one more nail in the coffin” of the policy.

The Division of Public Safety held its first of several safety fairs early Wednesday afternoon in Rodin College House. The safety fair covered a variety of topics ranging from theft awareness to the UPennAlert system.

Throughout move-in, numerous students using the BoxMyDorm storage service had to wait much longer than they expected for their belongings to be delivered.

Saturday’s 9/11 memorial, sponsored by the College Republicans, lasted twenty minutes and began with the Glee Club singing the National Anthem shortly after 6 p.m.

Despite University efforts to ease scheduling conflicts between the start of classes and Rosh Hashanah, some students remain frustrated.

Penn professor and 1996 College graduate Salamishah Tillet was recently nominated for the Glamour Magazine Women of the Year Reader’s Choice Award

The College Republicans are holding a memorial on College Green at 6 p.m. in remembrance of those who died in the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

Twelve sororities submitted applications for consideration to the Panhellenic Council’s extension committee. The selected organization will be notified by Oct. 24.

PennEats is a student-run company that allows members to save 10 percent at nine participating restaurants near Penn such as Pod and Marathon.