Students enrolled in the Entrepreneurial Journalism course pitched startup ideas that were at the intersection of writing and technology before a panel of judges.

More than two years after Penn launched an ambitious plan to jumpstart the hiring of minority faculty members, a report released Tuesday shows that those efforts have yet to move the needle substantially.

Many projects stemming from MGMT 104 help students to think beyond careers in banking and consulting while others focus on dining hall staff appreciation.

Some three-bedroom triples in Du Bois College House will be converted into three-bedroom quads. The new room type is limited to Du Bois until the pilot’s success can be evaluated.

Gadget Day’s main goal is to educate the Penn community on the latest technology and focuses on efficiency and advancement.

Scholars, students and faculty reminisce on Nelson Mandela’s life and his impact that he has made on a global stage.

Over the years, SLAP has made major changes on campus including unionization of dining hall workers and university recognition of the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh

The program aims to be more accessible to groups, such as women, who are normally marginalized in the computer science field

Vehicle theft and forcible sex offenses both increased in the month of November. Total crime against property has increased in the calendar year so far.

FreshEx was started in 2003 to acclimate freshmen to Penn and Philadelphia. Possible changes to residential services could mean the elimination of the residential program.

Jesse Suh recommends that students use new apps to keep track of time spent on their devices and find out if it is interfering with other parts of their lives.

The UA also voted to sponsor the development of a Penn mobile app and to change the UA president and vice president prerequisites.

Currently, 11 out of 16 of Bon Appetit’s facilities at Penn were judged to be in compliance by Philadelphia’s Office of Food Protection. The remaining five are still awaiting inspection.

Several professors and the petition’s leader said that the plan to create these types of classes needs to be made more concrete before they can be successfully implemented in the curriculum.

A conversation on Mandela’s life and legacy led by DuBois Faculty Master William Gipson was held in DuBois immediately after the vigil ended.

The gift of more than 1,300 books came from Shirley and Marilyn Luber, wife and daughter of the late 1940 Wharton graduate and renowned Philadelphia art collector Gilbert Luber.

A recent study published in the Journal of Consumer Research shows that while images of products appeal to online shoppers, customers are likely to decide against a purchase if they are overwhelmed by too many images.