For some of Penn's newest and most socioeconomically diverse students, the transition to university life will hopefully follow a clearly marked path to success.

Last night, some of Philadelphia's biggest names came out to honor the life and philanthropy of Leonore Annenberg, one of Penn's single most dedicated donors. Annenberg died March 12 at the age of 91.

Penn Latinos have come a long way since the first Latino student, Joseph Urquiola from Cuba, graduated from Penn in 1829. Today, there are 24 Latino organizations under the umbrella of the Latino Coalition.

The Preceptorial Committee has had to make several changes to accommodate a larger budget and a vast increase in the number of applications.

Technical difficulties put a damper on last night’s inaugural event of Penn’s chapter of Global Zero, a campaign for the elimination of nuclear weapons.

Penn’s Student Health Service is running low on seasonal flu vaccine due to nationwide delays in manufacturing and shipping, according to Matt Waller, director of Public Affairs and Communications for the Office of the Vice Provost of University Life.

In focusing his one-man show solely on male as opposed to female body and image issues, writer and director Michael Feldman illuminates a subject that is often regarded as "taboo."

College senior Kenneth Nwannunu died Wednesday while abroad.

Penn men who missed rush last spring have a second chance to join a fraternity this fall.

In celebration of the passage of House Bill 1828 and the resulting survival of the Free Library, author of the acclaimed comic The Complete Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi, spoke at the Central Free Library last night.

CHORDS - an initiative to support faith- and community-based groups in Philadelphia - is being revamped in a project led by University Associate Chaplain and CHORDS director Stephen Kocher.

In a cozy room decorated with stuffed animals and “Got Consent?” pins, female students gathered to learn more about resources and opportunities for women on Penn’s campus.

While most students are in class on Tuesday afternoons, College senior Christine Nieves is busy hosting her own show on Telemundo.

The online magazine hercampus.com, which launched last week, was created by three Harvard University undergraduates after they won Harvard’s business plan competition and funding for the site.

College senior Collin Williams’ father used to cut his hair. And when Williams was 15, his father passed the scissors to the next generation — literally.

Written on the inside label of the coats Operation Warm distributes to children across the nation is one word that encapsulates the organization's message: "Achieve."

Three of the Panhellenic sororities - Sigma Delta Tau, Phi Sigma Sigma and Delta Delta Delta - will host clothing sales in the coming weeks as part of their fall philanthropy events.