At Friday evening’s memorial, friends described the College sophomore as ‘beautiful, inside and out’ and University Chaplain Chaz Howard said there was a "sweetness in the air."

The Philosophy, Politics and Economics Program hosted the New York Times best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell as the 2010 Goldstone Forum speaker, an annual lecture given by leaders in the academic, political, and business fields.

“Beyond Marriage” — a discussion held as part of the two-week Martin Luther King symposium on social justice and human rights — was held Wednesday evening at Penn’s LGBT center.

Incoming students will have to complete a mandatory sexual violence awareness program within their first months on campus.

Over a hundred fraternity members participated in a forum on Tuesday night about the social policies of the Greek community, which dealt with issues such as alcohol, insurance and peer pressure.

This past weekend marked the transition period between the old CHAC board and the new. After a weekend retreat during which the new executive board hashed out its goals, CHAC is back at Penn and more ambitious than ever before, according to co-chair Nicole Dillard.

A medical team from the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania arrived in Haiti on Monday to assist the nonprofit organization Partners in Health with surgical procedures.

Members of the Center for High Impact Philanthropy, housed at the School of Social Policy and Practice, recognized growing uncertainty over the legitimacy of philanthropic organizations and started giving advice on their blog.

The event aimed to create a support network for those interested in pledging their hair to Locks of Love, an organization that uses donated hair to create wigs for children who have lost their hair due to severe illness.

With empty wallets and packed work schedules, students across the country are feeling the economy’s effects, and Penn undergrads are no exception.

When I encounter Chloe Caan at the Phi Gamma Nu Internship Fair, she is less than thrilled. While waiting in line to introduce herself to recruiters, the Wharton junior wonders what her effort is worth.

Over 500 freshman and sophomore men gathered at Claudia Cohen Hall Monday night to sign their fraternity bids.

With RecycleMania 2010 about one week underway, the kick off event for the competition took place in Houston Hall on Monday.

The Rare Book and Manuscript Library received a donation of the Running Press archives, featuring a catalogue of publications from 1972 to the present.

With strong views existing on both sides of the issue, one might expect an event focusing on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict to feel tense.

Wharton Women hosted its largest event of the year, featuring ten prominent speakers

For Penn’s eight Panhellenic sororities, the average new pledge class size increased by five women for each chapter — invigorating new interest in introducing a ninth sorority at Penn.