See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Oct. 17 and Oct. 23, 2014.

Brownstein argued that income inequality is bad for the economy at a talk on tuesday 

She discussed her work as the 2014 LSM Decision Resources Lecturer in Bodek on Tuesday

Kassalow gave PennSEM’s annual Coleman Social Impact Lecture onTuesday.

As Wharton is poised to soon begin a review of it’s undergraduate curriculum, student leaders have taken the time to share their thoughts on the strengths and of weaknesses of the existing curriculum.

A University committee was discussing whether Penn should release the names of students who were found responsible by the Office of Student Conduct of committing violent crimes or non-forcible sex offenses.

Doctor Trish Henwood, the newly appointed Director of Global Health Initiatives in Emergency Medicine at HUP, is working in ambulances and with patients.

Administrators have been meeting with student groups to discuss upcoming changes to University sexual assault policy.

On Friday the University will be hosting an event celebrating the ceremonial groundbreaking of the Pennovation Center, Penn’s innovation center on South Bank Campus.

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to students interested in the race debate to discuss rhetoric that is at play when we talk about race. 

Employment numbers rose by 6.2 percent for alumni of Penn’s most recent graduating class, compared to the Class of 2013.

The United States Economic Development Program, a government agency aimed at supporting sustainable job growth and the construction of durable regional economies, awarded the University City Science Center a million dollar grant to support its Phase 1 Ventures project.

On Wednesday, October 29, Penn will participate in the national “Carrying the Weight Together” National Day of Action. Students across the country will carry mattresses and pillows in protest of sexual assault.

The Teachers Institute of Philadelphia brings together Penn faculty and public school teachers from West and Southwest Philadelphia to learn from each other and from Penn professors. 

2007 Engineering and Wharton graduate Karthik Sridharan cofounded Kinnek, an online marketplace that matches small businesses with suppliers suited to their individual needs. The startup just received $10 million in funding.

As SEPTA union members could potentially go on strike starting next week, Penn has a plan to provide alternative transportation options.

Last week, the Mask and Wig fund officially announced the recipient of the first-ever Mask and Wig Club Performing Arts Scholarship. This year’s recipient is Nora Lueth who is an active member of multiple performing arts groups on campus.