The grand opening of the ICA’s fall exhibits on Friday, September 19 attracted over 700 guests from the Philadelphia community, New York and Penn.

Four Penn students launched a social-networking app earlier this month that allows users to connect with Facebook friends who are available — or “down to chill” — at a certain time.

Students say many career paths and advanced degrees are closed to them.

Thiel spoke before a packed crowd at the latest installment of the Wharton Leadership Program’s Authors@Wharton series

Last Thursday was the inaugural session of the Penn Political Union, a new branch of the Government and Politics Association. The organization is the first central political institution for people of all political perspectives at Penn to voice their ideas and opinions.

The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with new freshman Class Board President Vadim Ordovsky-Tanaevsky.

Goods of Record has adopted the basic concept of providing an online marketplace for skilled artisans and craftsmen of men’s goods for items such as wallets, belts and briefcases. Their business model exceeds the typical shopping experience by showcasing their suppliers.

Changes are coming to Wharton’s undergraduate curriculum.

Black student leaders from all the Ivy League universities have come together to form the Black Ivy Coalition to address political issues for blacks.

La Casa Latina, which is celebrating its 15th anniversary this month, functions as a gathering place for Latino students and a resource center for 18 Latino student organizations.

A group of 90 Penn students took to the streets of New York on Sunday to participate in the People's Climate March

In anticipation for the midterm elections, Penn has a jam-packed schedule for National Voter Registration Day on Tuesday, Sept. 23.

Franklin Fountain, an old-fashioned ice cream parlor in Old City, celebrated its 10th birthday on Saturday. 

Freshman Class Board and UA representatives were announced on Friday Night by the Nominations and Elections Committee.

Under the new law, a person stopped with less than 30 grams of marijuana will only have to pay a $25 fine

With a 17.5 percent return over the past year, the endowment is the largest it's ever been.

Check out photos from yesterday's dollar stroll