Greek Week kicked off Monday boding a week of events focused on academics, camaraderie and athleticism.

Jasmin Rostam-Kolayi, a Near East History scholar, discussed the Tarbiyat Girls’ School of Tehran Monday afternoon.

Joe’s Cafe in Steinberg-Deitrich Hall and the Music Building surpassed Penn’s goals by earning gold level LEED certificates in the last two weeks.

Studies indicate that hiring, recruiting and starting salaries are up across the board from last year, though the job market cannot expect to return to pre-recession levels for several years.

The 29th Annual Festival Latino kicked off its week-long celebration this Sunday, as students turned out for Sancocho Latino — a night of authentic Latin American food, music and poetry.

Students are not the only ones that struggle with the challenges of teamwork here at Penn. In many courses, professors work to balance the intricacies and complications when teaching as a team.

British travel writer Colin Thubron, invited by the Penn Museum and the Penn Humanities Forum, spoke on Saturday to a crowd of about 150.

Lee Hamilton, who served as a Democratic representative from Indiana from 1965 to 1999, spoke at Penn on March 25 to address the United States’ role in foreign affairs.

The metaphorical curtain was about to go up on the Queer Student Alliance’s fifth-annual drag show Friday, and backstage the drag queens were already dancing.

The dinner — which included performances by the Penn Glee Club, KBeats, Mask and Wig, the Pan Asian dance troupe and the Excelano Project — raised over $1,500 for disaster relief in Japan.

Two reality stars from Showtime's 'The Real L Word' discussed personal experiences and diversity within the lesbian community at the LGBT Center Thursday.

As the White House launches a program to lend support to interfaith service initiatives on college campuses, the religious community at Penn is experimenting with its own interfaith program.

The discussion, hosted by the History Undergraduate Advisory Board, emphasized how the recent tsunami and earthquake raised need for global understanding and awareness.

Most students consider the choice of actor Denzel Washigton as the 2011 commencement speaker a positive change from the business and political leaders chosen in the last few years.

The new group was formed in conjunction with the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center and the Women’s Center for women who identify as queer.

Unlike previous years, tickets for this year's Spring Fling concert are being sold in nine sections, raising student concerns.

Despite efforts by the Undergraduate Assembly, the publication will not allow for a University-wide subscription, and most students are unwilling to pay $15 for the content.