The impact was felt by students who rely on government resources for research.

Applications to the MBA program have fallen 6 percent just in the past year.

The Undergraduate Assembly is adding job creation to its list of priorities and wants to see more campus jobs available to non-work study students.

Crime Log Sep. 19 – Sep. 26

The company was last on Penn’s campus in late September for an informal information session for interested seniors.

On Saturday, Locust Moon Comics — located on 40th and Chestnut streets — is hosting its second annual Locust Moon Comics Festival. About 150 creators will exhibit their works at the Rotunda.

Penn Newman Center is launching a series that is focused on the understanding and development of the Catholic faith through a video series. The discussion series, which had its first meeting Monday, will take place regularly on Monday nights at the Newman Center.

The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, in partnership with the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, has received a $2 million grant from the Department of Defense to develop advanced transplantation.

In the basement of Rodin College House, students gathered to share samosas, cups of hot chai tea and conversation about introversion, extroversion and everything in between.

The networking program was kickstarted at Yale University last year and has since expanded to other campuses. The group received approximately 60 applicants from all four schools.

The online venture is connected with the upcoming TEDxPenn conference that will be held on campus on Nov. 2.

The Center received the grant from the Department of Transportation after going through a very intense, competitive process. The Center is developing technologies to promote driving safety and traffic efficiency.

New building for Engineering and College researchers combines state-of-the-art technology, environmentally conscious architecture and fine art.

Penn is one of the few among peer institutions that does not offer at least a limited number of pages to all students.

The workers voted Monday morning to be represented by the Teamsters Local 929.

The Bon Appétit Management Company dining hall workers voted Monday morning to be represented by the Teamsters Local 929. After a card check to make sure that a majority voted in favor of unionizing, the employees will now be represented by Teamsters, just as the Bon Appetit employees at Hillel’s Falk Dining Commons voted this spring. “Teamsters are now recognized as the sole bargaining organization for all workers that work for [Bon Appetit at Penn],” Secretary Treasurer of Teamsters Local 929 John Preston said. “The employees overwhelmingly decided they need a union to represent them with their jobs on campus with Bon Appetit.

On Saturday, hundreds of men and women marched through the streets for Philadelphia’s third Slutwalk: March to End Rape Culture.