Marilyn Taylor, dean of PennDesign, said the goal of the event was to take the abstract subject of proof and “make it directly relevant to design.”

Luntz Global was founded by 1984 College graduate Frank Luntz. The company has popularized the use of instant-response focus groups.

The talk featured John DiIulio, director of the Fox Leadership Program and political science professors John Lapinski and Matthew Levendusky.

According to its budget plan, the school district expects to receive $28 million from the sale of unused school facilities through 2017.

Seniors who have not yet taken the course — which is required before they can graduate — will need to request it as their first priority on Penn InTouch.

Last December, President Amy Gutmann and Provost Vincent Price announced a four-year, $2 million grant from the Pew Charitable Trusts for these positions.

CORE Media Group’s Chief Digital Officer and Director of Intellectual Property, Matthew Apfel and Jonathan Seiden, shared their experiences in the entertainment industry.

First Round is reaching out to student entrepreneurs in the region with the advent of the Dorm Room Fund, which will provide funding to startups run by University City students.

Today, applications are due to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board for the remaining Philadelphia casino license.

Established last fall by 1959 MBA graduate and former Random House CEO Alberto Vitale, the fund aims to promote innovation among students and faculty at the Wharton School by awarding grants of up to $5,000 to students with fledgling business ideas.

Crime increased by 25 percent this October, with the number of all incidents rising from 67 in October 2011 to 84 in October 2012.

Penn’s Greek community will be expanding in fall 2013, as fraternity Phi Sigma Kappa is returning to campus after a six-year hiatus.

Though speculation has arisen since last week’s election over whether 1987 College graduate Jon Huntsman Jr. may be first in line to succeed Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, some in the Penn community are skeptical of these rumors.

Jazz and Grooves is a SPEC committee of about 20 members known for organizing shows featuring up-and-coming indie and electronic bands, as well as rappers, DJs and producers.

By providing students with remote access to the large-scale data resources of technology companies, these offerings are unlike traditional computer science courses, which typically only utilize in-house resources.

Since the alcohol pilot went into effect on Oct. 19, seven student groups have registered parties under the new policy. OAD has subsidized security for each of these events.

The show was organized by a group of Wharton students in conjunction with Carelink Community Support Services, an organization devoted to serving individuals suffering from mental and physical disabilities.