Executive Director of the College of Liberal and Professional Studies David Bieber said that the programs were canceled because not enough students had signed up.

Launched last October, Rare Carat bills itself as the “kayak.com of diamonds,” allowing users to browse for diamonds in the same way that travel search engine KAYAK allows users to search for travel deals.

College senior Tia Yang said Where's the Love, Philadelphia? does not intend on using these narratives to make a political statement on gun control.

“I don’t appreciate the University’s one-size-fits-all approach, where it assumes everyone comes from the same background,” College junior David Thai said.

More than 30 Philadelphia schools were placed on lockdown for nearly two hours on Monday afternoon.

Despite earlier reports from CEO Dave Magrogan indicating that the Harvest in University City will undergo repairs and eventually reopen, there has still been little sign of activity at the property.

When a student group receives both PAC and SAC recognition, it has priority when booking rehearsal spaces and performance venues.

“I’m closer to the student body,” College freshman Harrison Meyer said. “You know, I can understand them more easily than the current board — the current board makes very little effort to reach out to the students.” 

Cassandra Hsiao, a first-generation Malaysian immigrant, wrote about her struggles with the English language.

Students for Justice in Palestine are hosting "Israeli Apartheid Week" for the second time at Penn despite receiving backlash last year.

Stanford University spokeswoman Lisa Lapin noted the university’s nonprofit status as being an integral component of decisions regarding the image’s use.

For a large research institution like Penn that has received funding from the federal government for humanities research, this policy could drastically change many of the University's current programs.

Students at Penn spend a year looking forward to Spring Fling, but weather forecasts suggest that the weekend may not go as hoped.

The Penn Wharton China Summit brought leaders in the fields of technology, media and entertainment, commercial real estate, fashion and the arts to Penn’s campus this weekend.

There was an extensive application process to gain admission to the course, and students were notified via email whether or not they had been accepted. According to the email sent out to applicants, over 250 people applied for only 70 spots.

This past weekend, ten Penn students took the stage in Arch Auditorium to perform original monologues as part of Penn Monologues’ eighth annual production.

“At the end of the day, we need to balance the safety of our pedestrians and the environmental impact of what we do,” Penn Executive Director of Operations and Maintenance Faramarz Vakilizadeh said.