Thursday, Director of Athletics Steve Bilsky announced Thorpe-Clark’s resignation from the Penn squash program. For the coach — who has been involved in squash in some form for 30 years — the “time away factor” was the principle reason for his departure.

On June 22, Penn was once again ordered to pay Frank Reynolds, 46, after the results of a lawsuit regarding the Executive Master’s in Technology Management program.

An Excessive Heat Warning for June 23 — the first of the year — was issued and extended through 8:00 p.m. today by Deputy Mayor and Philadelphia Health Commissioner Donald Schwarz.

Rabbi Josh Joseph has been named the Vice President of Yeshiva University in New York City. This role will be added to his current position as YU Chief of Staff.

In anticipation of an exhibition opening in February, The Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology kicked off a music series on June 23 that will run weekly until until Aug. 25.

Two SEAS '08 and two Wharton '08 grads sold the company they founded as undergraduates.

A new measure that will allow College of Arts and Sciences and School of Engineering and Applied Sciences students to pursue second majors outside of their schools has been passed by undergraduate education committees and awaits a final faculty vote in the fall.

The Fresh Grocer’s Philadelphia Common Pleas Court hearing regarding health code violations uncovered earlier this year was postponed from June 22 to July 2.

The event asked different groups and departments at Penn to voluntarily turn off the lights, air-conditioning, and any other devices that use electricity for one hour.

30 medical and law students nationwide will travel to Europe to study ethics through the lens of the Holocaust.

The UA is working on several initiatives for the fall and NSO, including opening a lounge underneath 1920's Commons.

Current and former Penn basketball coaches seem to have littered the news in recent months, and Monday, that trend continued.

Apparently, the Ivy League’s standing at the top of the academic world extends to student-athletes, as well.

Those of you with the dedication to get up early enough to watch this summer’s World Cup games in South Africa have probably noticed one common thread in every game, showing up in virtually every super-slow mo camera shot ESPN has to offer.

It appears the facelift of the Penn men’s basketball team’s bench next season is finally complete.

Recent Major League Baseball draft pick from Dartmouth Robert Young compared draft day to a wedding proposal.