It is a month-long live-action game where participants are assigned targets — other students — whom they need to get “out” in three separate rounds by hitting them with a foam stress ball. 

Lorenzo Bonfiglio’s pretrial at the Criminal Justice Center was originally scheduled for July 14 this year, but has since been pushed back three times and is currently scheduled for Nov. 29

A giant beach ball covered in declarations ranging from expletives, to “Black Lives Matter” to “Support Trump,” sat in front of Van Pelt library Tuesday afternoon.

At 12:01 Tuesday morning, members of the Transportantion Workers Union Local 234 — the largest union of SEPTA workers — began a strike after they were not able to reach a contract deal with SEPTA.

In the middle of October, the College Republicans executive board voted to formally condemn Trump, but the decision was never carried out.

DPS pays careful attention to the character and history of job applicants before hiring them, and even after being hired, they go through a lengthy orientation program.

Grammy and Tony nominated singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles held a concert in the rooftop lounge of Harnwell College House Tuesday as part of the Get out The Vote event series.

Former Yale interviewer criticizes college application systems at top US universities, claiming it is "unpredictable, opaque and ... disappointing".

The study found that an increase in politically polarized views on climate change correlates with an awareness of the Pope’s encyclical. 

It’s the first of November, and for high school seniors across America, that means many schools' early Common Applications are due. And for around 5,500 seniors, that means they need to submit their Penn Early Decision applications.

Harvard janitors and security guards rallied Monday afternoon to draw attention to ongoing negotiations with the university, just a week after the end of Harvard's dining service workers' strike.

University City is the most expensive place to rent in Philadelphia this fall.

The check-ins are meant to confuse the local police department there over the numbers and identities of protesters, after rumors that the police were using Facebook to make a list of protesters.

A Penn Engineering student just made the smallest self-powered flying robot, according to The Inquirer.

Winner: Penn Football. Loser: Philadelphians.

Motivated to create something to help with adolescent scoliosis, Ellen Su ’13 and Levi Deluke ’14 developed a product called “Cinch,” a smart strap for back braces.

The Division of Public Safety recently notified a number of Greek organizations and off-campus houses that the annual Penn-Princeton football game would have an increased police presence. The additional precautions are the result of “unruly” past Penn tailgaters.