With a new goal of $64,000 and 1,740 donors — a number inspired by the founding year of the University — Seniors for the Penn Fun devised a new structural organization that will promote efficiency and productivity.

Rosh Hashana, the Jewish High Holiday which begins Wednesday at sundown and ends Friday evening, conflicts with the first meeting of classes this year.

With the start of the new school year, Penn welcomes not only incoming freshmen but also new faculty and staff.

On Tuesday night, incoming freshmen and transfer students gathered at the heart of campus to receive an official welcome to the University.

Many Jewish students are planning on missing classes this week in observance of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish High Holiday which begins Wednesday at sundown and ends Friday evening.

Out of 18 National Panhellenic Conference sororities not already at Penn, 12 submitted packets to the Panhel extension committee and are currently under review.

“Don’t Let Me Go,” could easily have been written as a plea from Penn to former student Josh Bennett, who graduated from the University this spring.

A 2009 College graduate and former 'Daily Pennsylvanian' opinion artist, Farah earned the victory after winning the final challenge on Bravo’s new show, "Work of Art: The Next Great Artist."

Instead of getting into work-mode after a relaxing summer, many Penn students are simply switching gears — from summer jobs or internships to fall classes.

While most recent Penn alumni were prepping for grad school or enjoying new positions at prestigious companies, 2010 College graduate Jimmy Tobias was spending part of his post-college summer locked in a jail cell in West Virginia.

Last week, rising College Sophomore Brittany Young's charity, A Spring of Hope, finished fourth place in a Facebook competition led by Chase Community Giving. A Spring of Hope was granted $100,000, which the charity will use to advance its aspiration of widespread water availability.

Students spending the summer in Philadelphia can take advantage of Philly’s food culture for cheap during University City Dining Days.

In anticipation of an exhibition opening in February, The Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology kicked off a music series on June 23 that will run weekly until until Aug. 25.

The UA is working on several initiatives for the fall and NSO, including opening a lounge underneath 1920's Commons.

The Penn Women’s Center hosted “Super Swap”, an event at which parents could exchange new and gently used children’s clothing, footwear, books, and toys.

PennMOVES held its third annual sale last week.