At 3:49 p.m., College sophomore Nathaniel Rome's attorney John Bravacos announced in an email that he had withdrawn the lawsuit against John Kasich.

On February 27, he received the Collegiate EMS Advisor of the Year Award at the National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation’s annual conference.

Lorenzo Bonfiglio moved his preliminary hearing for the fourth time.

Controversial Religious Studies professor Anthea Butler has frequently said her status as a tenured professor protects her from sanction or censure. But it really may be the Penn Police that are protecting her from backlash.

The case proceeded on Monday morning in Commonwealth Court once Kasich's attorney Lawrence Otter released his supplemental brief, arguing that Rome submitted his brief 13 minutes too late.

John Kasich's attorney said on Wednesday that College sophomore Nathaniel Rome's lawsuit was filed 13 minutes late, thereby disqualifying it. 

A jury deliberated for two-and-a-half days before declaring Gaynor guilty of first-degree murder.

Cayuga Elementary principal Evelyn Cortez and Cayuga teacher Jennifer Hughes were the first to be convicted in the test-cheating scandal that rocked Philadelphia and led to the arrest of eight educators.

After sending out an initial UPenn Alert at 9:54 p.m., the Division of Public Safety sent an all-clear message about 12 minutes later.

On Feb. 23, Nathaniel Rome petitioned to have Ohio Gov. John Kasich removed from Pennsylvania’s primary election ballot.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Feb. 10 and Feb. 17. 

Paris, France; Barcelona, Spain; Madrid, Spain and Gaborone, Botswana are the top cities where Penn students were pickpocketed while abroad. 

The man was taken into custody on the fourth floor of the library and had a box cutter, machete and stolen ID card in his possession.

In 2010, prior to the implementation of the program, there were 264 unattended thefts reported. This number dropped to 179 in 2015.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Jan. 27 and Feb. 3.

A UPenn alert went out at 2:49 a.m. warning of a “Robbery with a Weapon” and “additional police and security officers in the area.” 

Crime reporter Lowell Neumann Nickey witnessed an arrest outside of his house.