David Corn spoke at the Kelly Writer’s House as part of the Povich Fund for Journalism Programs talk series. He delivered a speech entitled “Campaign 2012: Are the Lies Winning?”

The voter turnout for the run-off election was 36.3 percent, according to NEC Chair and Engineering and Wharton senior Alec Miller.

A Penn Integrates Knowledge preceptorial allowed Dorothy Roberts, Penn’s newest PIK professor, to share her journey with 40 students. With her recent appointment as Penn’s 14th PIK professor, Roberts looks to enrich her interdisciplinary work in law and sociology in the university.

Rock, who will have a major say in the University’s involvement with Coursera moving forward, sat down with The Daily Pennsylvanian to discuss the future of online learning at Penn.

This year, several high-ranked business schools experienced significant decreases in the number of applicants who applied to their full-time MBA programs. The Wharton School, however, appears to have avoided the trend.

Students participated in a langar, or community meal, to commemorate the six Sikhs that were murdered in the Wisconsin temple shooting this past August.

Penn Law professor Tobias Wolff, who served as LGBT policy chair for the Obama campaign from 2007-08, works towards LGBT equality on Penn’s campus and on a national scale.

The three websites containing leaked private information of over a thousand Penn students and administrators have been removed, according to a University press release.

Hasson and Hitti form the core of a Penn offense that has, despite a recent setback at Dartmouth, been productive this season, scoring four or more goals in each of the team’s five victories.

Come November, Romney will lose because a man who tries to stand for everything stands for nothing.

Procrastination is a good thing — as long as it’s the right kind.

Connor Loftus, a kicker for the Penn football team, followed in his father’s and uncle’s footsteps by playing football at an Ivy League school.

The truth is, nothing short of lowering the drinking age will offer a meaningful solution to Penn’s drinking culture.

Among other changes, the alcohol pilot permits mixed drinks at certain on-campus events — the first time this has been allowed since the University Alcohol and Drug Policy was passed in 1999. It also opens up more on-campus spaces for events with alcohol.

Leaving from the Corinthian Yacht Club six colleges competed in several races on a cloudy, breezy day. Penn, which finished fifth, used the race to develop its up-and-coming junior varsity skippers.

Approximately 30 people attended a screening and panel on the 25-minute documentary “The Chiney Shop,” which featured footage from a 1916 Penn graduate, at the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.

Over 5,000 women gathered at the Philadelphia Convention Center at the ninth annual Pennsylvania Conference for Women, where Women For Hire CEO Johnson spoke. The all-day event brought influential women from all across the country to speak and lead seminars about issues important to women.