The first “Dinner with Gregory” of the year will take place this evening at 6 p.m. and will host College of Arts and Sciences Dean Dennis DeTurck.

The founder first came up with the concept for the Penn Rural and Agricultural Society while riding a tractor on his parents’ almond farm in rural northern California.

Proposed projects ranged from an eBay equivalent for aggregating students’ sales to a university-wide Lost and Found system.

The Fringe Festival — showing until Sept. 22 — used The Rotunda and Van Pelt Library for performances.

Fluharty, who received all three of his degrees from Penn, plans to initiate a “strategic planning process” this semester to develop plan for SAS.

Due to the closing of Shaw Middle School, West Philadelphia Tutoring Program is already in the process of creating a new partnership with a West Philadelphia School.

A man arrested for robbing a female Penn student at gunpoint on the 4000 block of Pine Street last Sunday will next appear in court on Sept. 26 for a preliminary hearing.

Every student in Wharton received an email requesting nominations for the school’s to members of the committee directly or to a confidential email address.

About 50 members of Wharton faculty and staff collaborated with Sirius XM to refine the concept. Business radio is set to launch in early 2014 on Sirius XM channel 111, app and online.

The DP takes a look back at some of the defining moments in the organization’s history.

Crimes against property, such as burglary and theft, jumped from 49 reports in August 2012 to 79 reports in August 2013.

Starting in September, the UPstart program under Penn’s Center for Technology Transfer will start a partnership with NovoBioPharma.

With PennApps crowned as the largest student-run hackathon in the nation, Penn is increasing opportunities for undergraduate tech innovation. But PennApps is not the only example of student-led hackathons on campus.

Philadelphians received free rides on the Broad Street Line — which services Lincoln Financial Field — for the Philadelphia Eagles’ first home game of the season.

Twenty-six teams competed this weekend at PennHacks, a biannual, 40-hour-long competition where participants designed and create tangible electronic devices and toys.

“Jennifer the Unspecial”, a play about an eighth grader learning to believe in herself, played at the University’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology this weekend at the 2013 FringeArts Festival.

By April 2014, the Methodist Episcopal Church at 40th and Sansom streets will be replaced by a Dunkin’ Donuts, a pizza place and a frozen yogurt shop.