Jon M. Huntsman's life has been a story of Idaho cornfields, quirky business ventures, and a big dose of luck.

At the final UA meeting of the semester, the UA passed a resolution that cancels winter airport shuttles and held internal elections for a member of the budget committee.

Philadelphia-based writer Sabrina Rubin Erdely, a 1994 College graduate, is at the center of a reporting controversy over her recent Rolling Stone article, “A Rape On Campus,” which tells the gang-rape story of a student identified as “Jackie” at a University of Virginia fraternity party.

Only three college presidents are paid more than Amy Gutmann in 2012, the latest year with available data.

With Philadelphia mayoral election gaining citywide momentum in anticipation for the Democratic primary on May 19, Penn students are at risk from being shut out of the process.

Eran Riklis, a renowned filmmaker, taught his first and only course at Penn this semester.

Jose Antonio Vargas recounted his immigration to the United States and discussed questions of undocumented immigration and race.

Crimes against people, like robberies and assaults, and crimes against property, including thefts and burglaries, are down from last November.

The 5B -- the five different umbrella coalitions which represent minority groups -- recently held elections for their new executive boards.

The social media app Unseen allows college students to discover and connect with like-minded students.

Penn hosted the Winter Wonderpuff Cup on Sunday.

Seth Berkowitz, a 2003 College alumnus and founder of rapidly-expanding and beloved company Insomnia Cookies was at Penn on Thursday to talk entrepreneurship, business and his experience at Penn.

Several members of the Earth Quakers Action Team braved the rain on Saturday afternoon to protest in front of the PNC Bank on 40th and Walnut for financing companies engaged in mountaintop removal coal mining in Appalachia communities.

New senate committee chairmanships have Penn administrators fighting a previously lost battle: reinstating sequestration cuts.

Some students in computer science classes find themselves spending upwards of 10 hours a week in the same room working on the assignment.

On Friday, students and members of the Philadelphia community joined in a performance art demonstration organized by student organization SOUL (Students Organizing for Unity and Liberation), to protest against the jury's decision not to indict the police officer in the Eric Garner chokehold case.

Zimbabwe awards Rhodes scholarship to College senior Rutendo Chigora.