Even when Penn students weren’t in the United States, many of them found ways to keep up with the 2012 election.

Each year, roughly a fourth of college students cope with the death of a family member or a close friend.

Penn Information Systems and Computing recently launched the Penn Box, a service that allows users to share files and folders from multiple devices. The service offers 20 gigabytes of storage for all active students, faculty and staff.

Theft: Nov. 8 — A male employee reported copper piping missing from a secured location at the Perelman Parking Lot at 3410 Civic Center Boulevard around 11:15 a.m.

Cara Blouin, a liberal, created the festival to give way to right-wing voices in a traditionally liberal medium.

A new masters program in the Department of Medical Ethics and Health Policy at the Perelman School of Medicine will welcome its first class next fall semester.

On Sunday night, the Undergraduate Assembly voted 25 in favor and one against on a resolution that will allow the UA speaker to vote for PennApps Labs to work on a proposed Events@Penn Calendar for this year’s project.

The Penn community is speaking out in response to a graduate student’s account of an alleged on-campus racial incident. In a Nov. 1 Daily Pennsylvanian guest column, Graduate School of Education student Dephanie Jao wrote of the encounter.

Seventy-four years after the Nazis destroyed over 7,000 Jewish businesses on the night known as Kristallnacht, Hillel’s Holocaust Education Committee is finding creative ways to commemorate the victims.

Established in 1977, the Light Opera Company is a Law School student group which produces, directs and performs a musical comedy every year.

For EMS Week, MERT members shared what it’s like behind the scenes of the organization.

Nir Barkat, who founded and led several Israeli tech startups, spoke to about 100 people on Monday in Steinberg Hall-Dietrich Hall about how the business philosophy he brought to Jerusalem has led to dramatic improvements in just four years.

In the wake of last week’s election, several politics-focused courses at Penn are approaching the rest of the semester in slightly new ways.

Every year, Eastern State sees about 250,000 people, many who are looking for a thrill.

In celebration of the Barbara and Edward Netter Center for Community Partnerships’ 20th Anniversary, Penn is hosting an international two–day conference examining perspectives on higher education, community development and community health partnerships.

Most of these shifts are occurring due to reorganization, promotions and retirements of high-ranking officials.

4,780 students applied to join the class of 2017, marking a 5.6-percent increase from 4,527 applicants last year.