Penn for Life, the University’s pro-life student group, hosted Pennsylvania State Representative and 2007 College graduate Nick Miccarelli at a banquet with the goal of promoting the pro-life community on campus.

A fourth performer could have been a possibility for this year’s Spring Fling concert, but SPEC's pre-existing agreements with Penn Athletics over Franklin Field kept the lineup at three.

Actor Denzel Washington — whose son, Malcolm, is a College sophomore — was 'absolutely' the top choice to speak at Commencement, according to University officials.

A lively, diverse crowd of Penn students, faculty and staff came to Huntsman Hall to hear Mara Keisling speak about the challenges facing the transgender community.

With the theme of “Queer Renaissance,” this year's QPenn — an annual week-long celebration of the LGBT community — aims to connect the past with the future.

Penn Latin and Ballroom Dance teamed up this past Sunday with Student Ambassadors of the World to raise money for the construction of a V-Day safe house in Haiti and for the Penn Japan Relief fund.

One Big Puddle, an organization dedicated to solving the world’s water-related issues, opened its exhibition H2011 at the Rotunda to a small audience Friday.

Though National Women’s History Month commemorates years of struggle for women’s recognition, the fight for equality continues at Penn.

The School of Nursing sponsored a 5K walk Sunday to raise funds for filtration systems and clean water access to a national nursing school and affiliated clinics in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Though St. Patrick’s Day meant green costumes and Irish music for many students, the holiday’s focus on booze also brought the potential for more crime.

Penn Graduate School of Education alumnus and Columbia University professor Marc Lamont Hill spoke Thursday about bringing social change to the United States.

From drinking at a bar to rallying for a cause, students in green took to celebrating St. Patrick’s Day from all angles on Thursday.

Israel-based martial arts instructor Moshe Katz demonstrated Krav Maga defense techniques to an audience of about 30 on Wednesday night in Hillel.

The Baha’i fasting period — which calls for the devout to reflect on their spirituality and abstain from food and drink between sunrise and sunset — lasts for 19 days leading up to March 21.

Korean-American blogger Phil Yu spoke to students about the importance of actively combating racial slurs, such as the recent YouTube video mocking Asian students.

While some returned to campus after spring break with stories of beaches and nightclubs, others brought back less glamorous — yet no less enjoyable — memories.

The Programs in Religion, Interfaith and Spirituality Mattershosted ““Women?? In Religion???,” a panel in which five female students of different faiths sat side-by-side in the basement of 1920 Commons to answer questions about stereotypes relating to women and religion.