Artisserie Chocolate Cafe, located on Walnut Street between 36th and 34th streets, closed on Aug. 14.

The certification aims to use a combination of personal incentives and community pressure to encourage participation.

By the end of this school year, all 12 schools will be unified under one learning management system.

Kopytoff began working at the University in 1962 and taught anthropology for 45 years.

Second-year Graduate School of Education student Wendy Shung, 24, died on August 19. Her death was ruled a suicide.

Bonnell replaced Steven Fluharty and is the first woman to fill the position.

New Street Orientation: 34th Street’s Guide to Penn

Check out new restaurants and building renovations on campus this year.

Campus Apartments and University City Housing have adjusted their leasing agreements for the new academic year schedule.

The new med school and SAS minor has a six-course requirement.

An exhibition at the Penn Museum is an intersection between the theme and what the museum finds meaningful.

A 21-year-old University of Michigan student intern at Bank of America’s London office died suddenly on Aug. 15.

The water line was shut down due to “an emergent need to repair the system.”

Housing prices in the district increased over 11 percentage points more than the city as a whole.

The DP sits down with Kenneth Jones, the new program coordinator for the Office of Fraternity & Sorority Life.

A two-day meeting discussed how biological technology advances are changing the field.

The order comes after a nearly two week long trial to decide the law’s fate.