Penn's 2014 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, published online by the Division of Public Safety on Monday, included comprehensive statistics about crime on campus

A new video and photographic installation exhibition entitled "…Cairo stories” by artist Judith Barry opened this Monday at the Slought, a gallery at 4017 Walnut Street.

Sleep is not on the schedule for many of the student hackers competing in the PennApps event this weekend.

The Greek community partnered with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Buerger Center to maintain a garden and participate in ongoing community service efforts.

SP2 Dean John Jackson, Jr. announced at a launch event on Friday night for his "Future of Social Change" tour that he would be traveling the country with admissions and financial aid officers to recruit students to attend SP2.

Penn Law professor Stephen Burbank recently co-authored an article demonstrating that over the past 50 years, conservative politics has made it more difficult for plaintiffs to file suit in federal courts.

This year’s PennApps winner has brought Apple software to any web browser.

Meor, Jewish organization at Penn, has offered students a $400 stipend to participate in its Maimonides Leaders Fellowship program since its founding in 2004.

Muslim and non-Muslim students from Penn, Drexel, Temple and neighboring states listened to a talk about Islam and the modern theory of evolution on Friday night.

This past Friday, the Wistar Institute held a grand opening gala for the recently completed Robert and Penny Fox Tower.

Three years after breaking ground, the Wistar Institute will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday for its newly completed Robert and Penny Fox Tower. The Daily Pennsylvanian toured the $100 million new facilities.

Read about what happened at other colleges and universities last week

PennApps has grown enormously since its first incarnation in 2009

Drexel University has employed JLL to advise in the formal search for a master developer of its Innovation Neighborhood.

A month has passed since 18-year old Michael Brown was shot in Ferguson, Mo. The mass protests have quieted down, but the energy is still felt on Penn’s campus.Not in the form of a protest, or a large-scale public demonstration.

College Houses are repurposing cafe space in beneficial ways for residents, following college house cafe closings.

While New York and the rest of the country were sent into a fit of chaos and confusion, Penn’s campus reflected very much the same picture.