Students at Columbia Law School will be allowed to postpone their exams in the aftermath of the recent grand jury decisions involving Eric Garner and Michael Brown, as reported first by Powerline. An email, which was sent from Columbia Law School Interim Dean Robert Scott to students, said that "students who feel that their performance on examinations will be sufficiently impaired due to the effects of these recent events may petition" to have their exam postponed.  Students at other law schools, including Harvard and Georgetown Law, are asking for the same ability at their respective schools. Read the original email here. 

Wharton professor Adam Grant and Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg are working on a series of essays on women at work for the New York Times. The first in the four-part series examines gender stereotypes and how they are holding women back in the work place.

Business Insider listed Penn's 30 most successful alumni, spanning many industries. The list included actress Elizabeth Banks, singer John Legend (last year's commencement speaker), SpaceX founder Elon Musk and billionaire Donald Trump. Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and actor Bruce Dern also made the list despite not graduating from the University.  Check out the full list HERE. 

A Penn student was questioned by Philadelphia Police Homeland Security after recent posts related to Ferguson protests in Philadelphia

There are three suspects in the armed robbery.

These past few months have seen turbulent times across the country regarding race and law enforcement issues, as well as other social issues. I wanted to take a moment to tell each of you how very proud the Penn Police Command Staff and I are of you and your response to recent protests on and around campus.

the President of such a prestigious and diverse University should rely on facts instead of what she thinks will play to the public. As a supervisor of law enforcement employees, she should at the very least remain neutral and not give in to mob mentality.

Two of the five reported instances occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone.

Photographs from Penn basketball vs. Marist on Dec. 9, 2014. Photos by Thomas Munson.

Junior quarterback Riley Darrel Steele provided the heroics, throwing for six touchdowns and running for another to lead DPOSTM to a thrilling 63-56 comeback victory over the Weenies. The win marks Sports’ ninth straight victory in the annual rivalry.

After being named Rookie of the Year after last season’s Cup, Matt Mantica is looking to ‘disrupt’ Sports’ offense as the new man in charge. The former Quidditch star has a few tricks up his sleeve while he tries to make his side relevant in the game.

School of Social Policy and Practice graduate student Erica Sokol launched StudentsCare, a system which matches cancer patients with college students to develop friendships.

Originally supposed to conclude during the fall semester, the application deadline for the President's Engagement Prizes has been extended to January 16, 2015 — the first week of the spring semester.

The Social Planning and Events Committee is utilizing a student survey to gauge Penn students' preferences for Fling performers.

Like many students, Daniel Bergmann sometimes worries that he is doing college wrong.

Penn police considers following the Philadelphia police's footsteps.

Next time, when you can’t get a seat at the Starbucks under 1920 Commons, try a different place to study.