Current Dean Eduardo Glandt will step down in June 2015 at the end of his current term.

Amy Gutmann officially welcomed the Class of 2018 and transfer students to Penn at Convocation, which was held on College Green this year.

Last January, I assured you that this group of editors and managers would be “coming at you differently, with fresh eyes and new perspectives.”We have challenged ourselves consistently throughout the year, working to find ways to push the envelope and imbue our work and our products with a new sense of energy.

A look back at the weekend of New Student Orientation of the Class of 2018

On Tuesday night, the Class of 2018 gathered on College Green for Convocation. 

Penn graduates can hang their degrees with pride for another ten years, thanks to the University’s reaccreditation earlier this summer. On June 26, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education reaffirmed the University’s accreditation after a rigorous process rooting back to October 2012.

Drexel University will announce to trustees and senior staff tomorrow that Harris Steinberg, currently executive director of PennPraxis, will head the Lindy Institute for Urban Innovation, according to an article in Philadelphia Magazine. 

Three parties were shut down over the weekend and three students were cited for underage drinking.

Quakers reveal new jerseys, tribute to LB Grosso

The grand opening of Penn's innovation center, the Pennovation Center on Penn's South Bank campus, will be celebrated on Oct. 31 at University-wide event

Junior kicker Jimmy Gammill took some time to answer a few questions on his favorite celebrations, Johnny Manziel and Superman.

Acting director Dr Max King says the search should conclude by the end of the semester.

It’s a new year for Penn Athletics and with a new year comes new predictions.

The Wharton Public Policy Initiative gave one student the chance to intern for his congressman.

The Law School announced the creation of a new certificate program, in Latin American and Latino studies.

This summer, we created and I announced the President’s Engagement Prizes. These are annual, competitively-awarded prizes for Penn seniors to design and undertake fully-funded local, national or global engagement projects during the first year after they graduate from Penn. Prize recipients will receive $50,000 for one year of living expenses after graduation and up to $100,000 in project expenses.

Michael Katz, the Walter H. Annenberg Professor of History and a former co-director of the Urban Studies department, died Saturday of cancer at Penn Hospice of Rittenhouse. He was 75.