With a recent award of $6,500 from PECO and Natural Lands Trust, University City District is slowly coming closer to redeveloping the 40th Street Trolley Station.

The Penn Humanities Forum invited award-winning author Zadie Smith, to discuss her work along with Penn professor Jed Esty yesterday.

Although election results will be announced on Friday, it is already known that the class of 2018 president will be a male.

Twins account for about three percent of births in the United States each year.But two sets of twins are running for freshman student government positions.

Bodek Hall was decked with fuchsia streamers and balloons last night as Wharton Women hosted their annual event, Dressing for Success: Professional in Pink.

While Penn’s presence and power on Wall Street has been well documented, over the last few years Penn and its alumni have been gradually working to build their influence in Washington D.C.

At a Wharton Public Policy Initiative event last night, two Graduate School of Education speakers urged states to take stronger leadership roles in structuring public college education to prepare graduates for the workplace.

Danielle Bassett, a physicist and Skirkanich Assistant Professor of Innovation in the Department of Bioengineering, was named a MacArthur Foundation Fellow on Wednesday.

Graduate School of Education student Jennifer Duffy is the third principal of the Lea School in three years

An eight-year-old girl died earlier today after falling out of an apartment building blocks away from campus, CBS Philly first reported Wednesday morning.

UCD is studying urban revitalization methods in order to create a more welcoming environment on the streets leading into campus.

Zixuan Gao spent six weeks this past summer at the Department of Agriculture after conducting agricultural research on soil composition.

Wedge, an app launching exclusively on Penn’s campus in the upcoming weeks, aims to make the hectic schedules of clubs, classes and sports manageable with the swipe of a finger.

The Inter-Fraternity Council will welcome Delta Sigma Phi back to campus; they left Penn around 1960. Two representatives from the organizations national office came to do a site visit at Penn last week.

Starting last year, the Division of Public Safety began installing analytics cameras at major parking locations to help track people who steal bikes from racks.

The task forces, which will focus on four key issues — alcohol and drugs, hazing, sexual assault, and mental health — will establish their respective goals at their first meetings.

Click on the candidates' names below to read their statements and view their videos. All candidates are listed in alphabetical order by last name.The Undergraduate AssemblyCandidates for New Student RepresentativeDylan AdelmanAnuj AminMalcolm BarrantDJ BierwirthDavid CahnJack CahnSebastian CevallosGabriela GoitíaMichael HammondCraig HaratzEmilia HinckleyEmily HoevenJustin HopkinsRahima JamalHannah KimAaron LitchmanToby MilliganSola ParkNathaniel RomeDavid Rubies RivasKai WangMichelle XuClass Board 2018Candidates for PresidentDylan AdelmanMalcolm BarrantGiancarlo BraceroJack CahnSebastian CevallosMichael ChangNoah FalkDawit GebresellassieMichael HammondVadim Ordovsky-TanaevskyBarry OshibaKanishka RaoReece SistoCandidates for Executive Vice PresidentJeremy FalkEmily HoevenBryan RodriguezMedha SharmaCandidates for Vice President of Internal AffairsJackie AskinsMitchell ChanCandidates for Vice President of External AffairsRona JiCandidates for Vice President of FinanceSam ColangeloAimun MalikCandidates for College Class ChairToby MilliganAndre NaSusannah RogersPatrick ZancolliCandidates for Nursing Class ChairSophia BusaccaElena CarriganCandidates for Engineering Class ChairTae AnRicky RajaniCandidates for Wharton Class ChairRehan AyrtonDJ BierwirthDavid CahnGarrett CaytonJoseph RobillardDavid Rubies Rivas