Michael Kors Chairman and CEO John Idol spoke to an audience of more than 300 last night.

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On Saturday, three Penn students competed in the USA Memory Championship in New York, and Wharton sophomore Michael Mirski took home third place, defeating around thirty adults.

Tuesday night in the ARCH building, about 20 students discussed their names’ meanings over samosas and tea at Namesake Chai, a discussion hosted by the Asian-American student group Penn Sangam.

Earlier this month, the College Board announced a new pilot program composed of an interdisciplinary seminar during junior year of high school and a capstone research project and paper during senior year.

According to a Pew Charitable Trusts report released earlier this month, the Free Library of Philadelphia, with 54 branches spread throughout the city, is under-used.

The ‘DP’ sits down with the Co-Chair of Natives at Penn, College freshman Sean Massa.

‘SLANGuage,’ a free ESL class hosted by The Christian Association at Penn, aims to educate students about idioms and slang language that they might not learn in a more formal English language course.

Of the three juveniles charged in a Center City assault of a College senior on Jan. 28, only one pled guilty, according to the Philadelphia District Attorney’s office.

The Board of Trustees recently approved plans to build a combined data center for the University and health system.

While 90.9 percent of white students graduated in four years, those numbers were lower for black and Asian students, who had four-year graduation rates of 82.2 percent and 87.3 percent, respectively.

Nutter and co-panelists Councilwoman Maria Quiñones-Sanchez and Penn Political Science professor Rogers Smith took a significant portion of the hour to agree that race still plays a role in politics today, though it has come a long way in the past decade.

With Penn Fashion Week ready to kick off at 7 p.m. and 100 gift bags waiting to be claimed, students started lining up outside the Hall of Flags as early as 5:30 p.m.

Penn and other major nonprofits, which once made millions of dollars in voluntary payments to Philadelphia, pay nothing today.

The event was presented as part of the Latino Coalition’s Festival Latino, a week that honors the Latino culture across a diverse array of settings.

The Undergraduate Assembly will suspend its regular parliamentary procedure this coming Sunday in order to vote on a resolution supporting changes to Penn’s alcohol policy.

Students were excited to hear Cumming, QPenn Week’s keynote speaker, discuss his career in film and television and being an openly bisexual man in the public sphere.