The Sept 14 meeting of the Undergraduate Assembly focused on the mental health dorm slips program, reducing requirements for uncoordinated dual degree programs and increasing school spirit.

The first event to celebrate La Casa Latina's anniversary is on Monday at 12 p.m. in the basement of the ARCH building, and offers a chance to learn about the story behind the founding of the center.

Penn Medicine University City, a new outpatient and surgical center at 38th and Market streets, celebrated its opening on Friday.

Hackney watched the crowd through the windows of his house with his chief of staff.

Take your nose out of your French textbook and into a downward dog.

The former Harvard President's speech took place Monday night at the Law School 

Only three of the top 20-compensated private university presidents are women.

ENGAGE is a student-run think-and-action tank that incorporates research, grassroots involvement and community-level communication in the hopes of developing solutions to pertinent social issues in Philadelphia.

There are no two ways about it: 2013 was a transition year for Penn cross country, but the program still had its fair share of bright moments.

After a subpar defensive performance in 2013, the Quakers will look to their remarkably experienced and accomplished defensive back seven to spark a run towards an Ivy title in coach Al Bagnoli’s final season.

Since moving to Vagelos Field last year, field hockey has been one of Penn’s most exciting sports. 

College Houses are offering a $10 discount and funding transportation for students who attend Restaurant Week with their College House.

At their Islamic Cultural Food Lounge event on Monday evening, the Muslim Students Assocation offered students a taste of different Muslim cuisines.

Penn's 2014 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, published online by the Division of Public Safety on Monday, included comprehensive statistics about crime on campus

A new video and photographic installation exhibition entitled "…Cairo stories” by artist Judith Barry opened this Monday at the Slought, a gallery at 4017 Walnut Street.

We must realize that the institutional popularity of colleges and sports programs is nowhere near as important as the lives and livelihoods of the innocent women, and men, they so readily sweep under the rug. Until then, an insidious culture that protects the image of influential organizations at whatever cost will continue to prevail.

Our fixation on leadership worries me because it implies that the be all end all of a successful life is to have the greatest possible influence over the greatest number of people. “Leadership” has become one of those words that our brains automatically categorize as a Good Thing,  and our conflation of the terms “leadership” and “good leadership” makes us believe that influence itself is the goal, rather than just a good first step to effecting positive change in the world.