The Daily Pennsylvanian's interactive map of crimes in University City for the week of Feb. 6-12.

The Penn Alumni Club of Philadelphia will award $1,000 to a Penn student who has engaged locally through community service and civic engagement.

While both coaches are making strides towards restoring two fallen programs, in the end, Jerome Allen’s Quakers fell 58-51 to a Princeton team that now stands at second place in the Ivy League.

Despite the slow job market, Penn students still receive employment offers from some of the top American firms and often choose companies based on prestige and reputation.

Monday night, students packed into what one organizer described as a “sandbox of a space” to see famous author Joyce Carol Oates.

Cornell’s time in the limelight was shortlived, as the Big Red fell out of the ESPN/USA Today Top 25 Poll yesterday. Though they remain in first place after beating Princeton Saturday, the Big Red unexpectedly fell to a fourth place Quakers team the night before.

Is there a better way to spend two hours of your time tonight than at the Palestra, taking part in one of the most historic rivalries in all of college basketball, rooting against the Tigers? I didn’t think so.

For Dan Monckton, dunking a basketball is somewhat of a guilty pleasure. But while his slams used to be his only calling card, Penn fans have been hearing Monckton’s name more and more recently.

A recent sting operation policy announced by the Hanover police has students at Dartmouth and other Ivies discussing drinking culture on campus.

Members of the Student Labor Action Project delivered Valentines to Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli and pillows to Penn President Amy Gutmann every hour from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday.

At the UA’s weekly meeting on Sunday, the body discussed Penn’s 898-RIDE escort system, potential changes in the school year calendar, the Columbus Boulevard Shuttle project, the departure of two UA members and the annual Budget Recommendations.

CEO of Vesilan Nanotechnologies Cynthia Kuper visited Penn Monday evening in the Raisler Lounge of the Towne Building to give a lecture titled “Nanotechnology: From Bolts to Baguettes.”

Social-networking services need to be more vigilant about who can view their users’ personal information.

The White Paper is a step in the right direction because it begins the collaboration between students, faculty and administrators

Despite the decline in fraternity bids, the IFC's new academic achievement policy is a welcome change.

Students have formed an Undergraduate Advisory Board to address the need for more faculty in the South Asia Students Department.

Although the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti continues to ravage the island, the members of a relief team from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine returned home last week knowing that they had made a substantial, positive impact.