Today Penn students will be able to get a “taste” of different cultures — literally.The 2014 Celebration of Cultures will feature 28 booths with foods from different minority groups and cultures as well as performances and music.

Neil Blumenthal, Wharton MBA graduate and co-founder of Warby Parker, a successful prescription eyeglass and sunglass company, spoke yesterday at Huntsman Hall about his company's journey pipe dream to popularity.

Members of the Penn women's lacrosse program allegedly trashed Fado Irish Pub on March 29.

A hearing for College freshman Anthony Bagtas — the member of the basketball team who is facing charges for one of the eight burglaries that struck the Quad on March 22 — has been postponed.

Nearly 29 years after Michael Fitts arrived at Penn — 14 of which he served as dean of Penn Law School — Fitts is preparing to depart for his new post as President of Tulane University.

Four seniors created an algorithm and a comprehensive tool to detect artificial mutations applied to images on real estate websites.

In 1851, University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine graduate Samuel Cartwright delivered a report to the Medical Association of Louisiana claiming that blacks’ health was improved by slavery.

On Tuesday afternoon, President Amy Gutmann and Vice Provost Vincent Price announced Wendell Pritchett as the interim dean of the Law School in the upcoming academic school year.

The Huffington Post founder spoke at Huntsman Hall on Monday.

On Monday evening, students gathered for the last discussion of the lecture series “That Thing We Never Talk About” to discuss whether “God want[s] us to live happily-ever-after” and the role that religion plays in relationships on campus. The conversation was hosted by the Christian Association and Penn InterVarsity fellowship.

The Undergraduate Assembly held internal elections on Sunday afternoon to elect its executive board for the upcoming year.

Seniors Deepthi Shashidhar and Mingze Lin designed a program that can generate graphs using data collected from infants under anesthesia to determine if an infant’s blood pressure is too high or low, a feat never before accomplished, the seniors say.

A course on adult financial literacy taught by Professor of Strategic Management Keith Weigelt is a recent partnership between him, the Netter Center for Community Partnerships and the Lea School.

Billy Peelle, a 1995 College graduate, double majored in art history and political science before delving into hospitality and eventually restaurant management — which he says his Penn education made possible.

Check out an interactive graphic which breaks down admissions by state.

The creators of the User Input Based Algorithmic Music Platform project are developing algorithms that take a melody and create supplemental tunes to form a distinct harmony.

The Division of Public Safety is currently investigating