Last Saturday, the rooftop garden on Claire M. Fagin Hall was dedicated to the alumni of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania’s now-defunct Nursing Diploma Program.

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At The Line, players and coaches reached out in a stronger manner than in recent years.

Saturday afternoon, College Green was transformed into a yoga studio, concert venue and carnival at the Social Planning and Events Committee’s inaugural Fall Festival.

Pennsylvania Gov. Edward Rendell approved a $27.799-billion budget on Friday, 101 days after the June 30 deadline. Pennsylvania was the last state to pass its budget.

The International House was abuzz this weekend as the Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival kicked off its second year of community-focused cinematic sponsorship.

History repeated itself as it took all five sets for Penn to take down defending champion Yale and improve to 3-0 in the Ivy League. They now have an inside track at dethroning the Bulldogs.

Unlike most freshmen he knows, Shiv Kapoor — a Wharton freshman from New Delhi — was not nervous for his first midterm last Thursday.

The Quakers fell, 4-2, to Columbia, in a loss that teases the memories of the Red and Blue and coach Darren Ambrose (who did not return repeated requests for comment).

The Penn football team won its second consecutive game on Saturday with a 21-3 victory over Bucknell at Franklin Field. Penn has now won five straight over the Bisons.

The deli formerly known as Izzy and Zoe’s is still vacant more than eight months after the restaurant’s lease was revoked.

This Saturday the Social Planning and Events Committee hosted the first Fall Fest, event that showcased student group booths, recreational activities and live entertainment on College Green.

All Korean males are required to serve two years in the Korean military upon turning 18 years old — a fact that contributes to a unique culture in Penn’s Asian-interest fraternities.

Although nationally, many medical school graduates say they feel inadequately prepared for the business aspects of health care, this doesn’t seem to be the case at Penn.

Sen. Arlen Specter emphasized his ideological ties to President Barack Obama at a town hall meeting held at Houston Hall on Friday. Specter is up for re-election to the U.S. Senate in 2010.