The Wine & Spirits superstore at 43rd and Chestnut streets opened on Tuesday, giving away free samples to customers.

Neighbors saw firefighters carry out a couch that looked burned.

Penn alumni and current students are working together to ask the University to continue funding the Civic House Philadelphia Nonprofit Internship Program, which was started by a one-time grant from President Amy Gutmann in 2008.

Penn’s Latter-Day Saints Student Association is holding a session in light of the media’s satirical portrayals of Mormons.

Legal studies professor G. Richard Shell, author of new book “Springboard: Launching your Personal Search for Success” and professor of the popular Wharton School “Success” course, has a mission to change the way people define success.

See crimes that occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Aug. 31 and Sept. 6.

Wednesday marks the beginning of official campaigning for freshmen seeking UA and Class Board seats,

Penn’s Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology launched a new initiative which will allow couples to get married in the world renowned museum at a low cost.

Almost 500 Penn alumni have taught as corps members since the organization was created 23 years ago.

The University tied with Duke University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, on par with its placement last year, when it tied with Duke for eighth.

Watusi Lounge, site of a triple shooting Aug. 31, was closed due to a food license that expired in 2007.

The new policy, which will be in effect Sept. 16, is designed to improve security of college houses.

Elevator’s secondary system is designed to prevent uncontrolled falls.

Valerie Arkoosh, who is running for U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz’s (D-Pa.) seat in the state’s 13th congressional district, raised $48,285 from University employees through the end of June.

The projects proposed at first UA session varied from revamped sexual assault policies to a comprehensive mobile app.

The new learning management platform has a video function, allowing students in ASL classes to engage in online discussions in sign language.

Several Democrats lining up to challenge Republican Tom Corbett in 2014 have Penn connections and will visit campus sometime this semester.