Even though the Common Application has been afflicted with technical issues this year, Penn still maintains that all early decision candidates send in their applications by Nov. 1.

While the Streets Department said in May that bumpouts would be installed by the end of the year, construction is now set to begin in spring 2014.

‘For Lyricists and Musicians’ is a new music group on campus where students can come together and write music.

Drew Crockett will open his coffee shop at 3736 Spruce St. on Monday morning.

He will be headlining SPEC-TRUM’s fall show.

The moratorium, which prevents recognition of new student groups, has been in place for a year.

The first planning effort to emphasize the need for green space came in 1977, when the School of Design created the Landscape Development Plan.

Theft continues to be a problem at Penn, while crimes against persons declined in comparison to last year.

Find out what’s been going on in higher education over the past week.

Ohio Valley University’s business school is named after local business owners Gene and Joyce Wharton.

Penn Vet’s New Bolton Center signed a Memorandum of Understanding recognizing a partnership with an organization that works with dairy companies to improve the industry.

Students at more than 300 college campuses are calling on their administrations to stop investing in fossil fuels, and the movement is starting to grow at Penn.

The Philadelphia Open Studio Tours typically draw 35,000 people.

Penn physicists contributed to the construction and design of ATLAS, which made the discovery of the particle possible.

James Florio spoke in Houston Hall last night, discussing his years in office and opinions on today’s political environment.

The Division of Public Safety explained that a failure of travelers to follow road safety procedures has played a large role in the problems at the intersection.

Seven Pennsylvania universities created PA ENGN, aim to increase employment in manufacturing and make Pennsylvania a “manufacturing powerhouse.”