Former President Bill Clinton joined Dan Onorato, the Democratic nominee for Governor of Pennsylvania, at a rally at 52nd and Chestnut streets on Monday.

This summer, the Division of Public Safety purchased a new T3 Series three-wheeled electric vehicle for patrol on Locust Walk.

Wharton students defend the Management 100 TA system, which has recently come under attack in a new book about Higher Education.

The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced the first changes to its alcohol handling fee in 17 years. Changes are estimated to bring 50-75 million dollars in revenue.

Former President Bill Clinton will appear at 52nd and Chestnut streets today at 11 a.m. in support of Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Dan Onorato.

The Penn defense held off the Tribe’s attack on Saturday, defeating William and Mary 1-0, while Davidson narrowly edged out the Quakers Sunday, 4-3.

Both teams took first place in their first meet of the season at the Fordham Fiasco among fourteen other squads and over 300 runners at Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx, N.Y.

On Saturday, Penn’s sprint football team took on the program’s alumni in their annual pigskin tradition.

The squad continued to show its strong defensive prowess in its first match against St. Joseph’s, shutting them out, 1-0. However, in the final match, Penn allowed two second-half goals, losing the tournament to Dayton.

The Quakers took home the Penn Soccer Classic trophy with a 2-1 overtime victory over Lafayette courtesy of a Loukas Tasigianis penalty kick.

Throughout move-in, numerous students using the BoxMyDorm storage service had to wait much longer than they expected for their belongings to be delivered.

Penn’s umbrella organization for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community will work with the Admissions Office to expand its outreach to LGBT students admitted under ED.

Graduate School of Education professor Marybeth Gasman will speak Sept. 13 at the White House Initiative on HBCUs’ National Conference in Washington, D.C.

Saturday’s 9/11 memorial, sponsored by the College Republicans, lasted twenty minutes and began with the Glee Club singing the National Anthem shortly after 6 p.m.

Wharton sophomore Hunter Horsley resigned late Friday afternoon from his position as an Undergraduate Assembly Wharton representative.

A double-decker Megabus, on its way to Toronto from Philadelphia, slammed into a low clearance railroad bridge on the Onondaga Lane Parkway in Salina, N.Y., around 2:30 a.m. Saturday morning.

Penn students are missing out on the “gap year” in its truest form: soul-searching during exciting travels, meeting best friends and crazies alike and having free-wheeling and carefree adventures.