Hip-hop artist Lupe Fiasco’s performed in a promotion of the upcoming documentary, which highlights the importance of social activism.

For third-year Penn Law student Andrew Bingham, music — once a pastime — has opened up new professional possibilities.

Tuesday night, two documentaries by Penn graduates discussed sex slavery in society.

Students from 30 different colleges, including Penn, will gather at various venues for the chance to see the Touchstone blockbuster "When in Rome" two months before it hits theaters nationwide — for free.

Even as a seasoned veteran in the Medical Intensive Care unit at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Professor of pulmonary and critical care Horace DeLisser still “struggles with the death of patients.”

Penn’s robo-soccer team participates every year in RoboCup, an international robotics competition that draws teams from all over the world to build and program robots that play soccer.

Students got the chance to grade their professors at “Dancing With the Professors” Sunday night.

On Saturday, Penn’s Christian Association hosted a symposium entitled, “Young Christians Living in the Hook Up Culture” at the University Lutheran Center. The event sought to promote sexual awareness from a Christian perspective.

If your application for The Real World was rejected, you may still have a shot at fame.

Scott Harrison, the founder of Charity: Water, a non-profit organization devoted to providing clean water to underdeveloped nations, opened the 43rd session of Penn’s Model United Nations Conference with a speech Thursday night.

On Wednesday night, the Interfraternity Council held elections to fill its nine board member positions.

Members of Penn’s chapter of the Student Labor Action Project delivered mops to Penn President Amy Gutmann’s office in attempt to protest the University’s investment in the hotel company HEI.

Thursday night, Sigma Nu held its first-ever pong tournament, allowing teams to “Sink One For St. Jude.”

With the popularity of movies like Animal House and Old School, the word ‘fraternity’ often conjures images of rowdy guys playing beer-pong in dirty basements. But at Penn, this is not the entire picture

Mask and Wig’s fall show may be over, but that doesn’t mean the all-male musical comedy group’s members are enjoying much down time.

According to Smarajit Jana, sex workers in India claim they are grateful to HIV/AIDS because it finally gave them the attention they deserved from fellow human beings.

Approximately 65,000 high school graduates won’t be able to pursue their dreams as scholars, athletes, artists or even Americans because they are undocumented youth.