A small community of School of Social Policy and Practice students raised their voices Wednesday evening in support of a larger community — the underprivileged women of Philadelphia who have been affected by the recent funding cuts to women’s healthcare.

The Programs in Religion, Interfaith and Spirituality Mattershosted ““Women?? In Religion???,” a panel in which five female students of different faiths sat side-by-side in the basement of 1920 Commons to answer questions about stereotypes relating to women and religion.

Police Chief Mark Dorsey attributes this to the fact that the Division of Public Safety recently has taken into custody a number of criminals who had plagued the campus with theft.

Four Penn Police officers were honored Wednesday night for their work in the carjacking incident that turned violent on the edge of campus last November.

A trial date for Leslie Mosby, the alleged carjacker involved in the shootout at 40th Street and Locust Walk last November, was set for Sept. 26 at a scheduling conference on Wednesday.

As the author of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian — this year’s “One Book, One Philadelphia” selection — Sherman Alexie’s talk was the capstone event for the 2011 program, a joint project between the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Office of the Mayor.

In an effort to give a voice to underrepresented students, the United Minorities Council revived their Members at Large constituent group this semester.

On Wednesday afternoon at Warren Field, the Quakers were held to just six combined runs over two losses to the Hawks, 2-5 and 4-13 in the nightcap.

With the 81st NCAA Wrestling Championship starting this morning at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, here is the rundown for the Quakers who are competing for a national championship.

With Princeton set to take on Kentucky at 2:45 p.m. on CBS, we asked Penn men’s basketball assistant coach Mike Martin, who has scouted both teams, for his thoughts on the matchup.

Penn prevailed over Rutgers to keep its winning streak intact.

Not only should Penn offer physical education classes — they should be mandatory.

In response to a potential nuclear crisis in Japan, the Office of International Programs announced Wednesday that all upcoming Penn Abroad programs in the region have been put on hold.

The School of Nursing, the Wharton School and the School of Medicine were the highest-ranked Penn graduate schools by U.S. News and World Report.

Zeta Tau Alpha will house 18 women this fall at 40th and Walnut streets, at the former Phi Sigma Sigma house.

The internet has made our pasts permanent, ready to haunt us for the rest of our lives. If we can no longer forget, we ought to better forgive.

Students have speculated that Lupe Fiasco would perform at Spring Fling since his website prematurely posted that he would perform at Franklin Field on the day of the Fling concert.