Endowment returns across the Ivy League have surged following a relatively stagnant 2012 fiscal year, with Penn leading the pack.

The proposal comes as a response to the 2010 Affordable Care Act, which provides federal funding for state Medicaid expansion.

Harper and his team interviewed black and Latino male students and connected with the students on a personal level.

The Student Registration and Financial Services sent students to D.C. to make a case for the importance of aid.

The grants support student, faculty and staff led efforts to improve the health of the community and foster community involvement.

For its third consecutive year, the Writers House has made literature more palatable to a curious audience of food- and book-lovers alike.

Kim, a prize-winning violinist and concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, will accompany the PSO for the first time as a soloist on Oct. 25.

Students appreciated Kutcher’s candor and action-oriented social impact.

Faculty and admissions consultants believe Director of MBA admissions Ankur Kumar’s leave will not have a significant effect.

Novack, a 1986 Engineering graduate, is currently teaching “Film Sound: History, Aesthetics and Subversion,” one of the classes offered for this year’s theme, the Year of Sound.

Since its founding, Students for a Healthy Africa has received global recognition for its promotion of disease prevention and health issues in Africa.

Singh Center will provide community resources for both the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and the School of Arts and Sciences and foster interdisciplinary research.

After being informed of an “uptick” in bicycle-related injuries last year, the UA is aiming to address some of the most common biking issues this semester.

The hunt hopes to promote social media presence and get students involved.

This past week and weekend, the Philomathean Society — both Penn’s oldest student group and earliest literary society — celebrated 200 years on campus with a host of events, culminating in a ticket-only gala Saturday night.

Marketing professors Americus Reed, David Bell, Robert Meyer and Keith Niedermeier formed their own rock band, “Brand Inequity,” about six years ago.

FIGMENT, a participatory arts project, launched its first event in Philadelphia this past Sunday at Clark Park.