Vogel was invited to Penn as part of the Platt House Theatre Fellows program, a recent initiative established by an anonymous donor. Fellows visit the school for two days and speak to a class, hold a public talk and attend a private brunch with select students and faculty members.

Wharton Leadership Lectures give students an opportunity to gain insight into leadership issues and different career paths across a variety of industries.

Greekdex, which is currently only available to Penn students, is a social networking website exclusively for Greeks. The website, which is connected to students’ Facebook accounts, uses an algorithm to link students to other members of their own fraternity or sorority.

Piloted this fall in three College Houses, the iComm Initiative — a series of surveys and workshops on stress management — emerged from a number of interviews, focus groups and town hall meetings held by CAPS in 2010 and 2011.

KNO is an online retailer and social impact company striving to end homelessness in the United States. When a customer buys something from KNO, the company donates a brand new article of clothing to a homeless person in need.

In a series of 10-minute presentations, five Wharton professors tried to answer a wide array questions ranging from financial advice for graduates to the recent housing bubble collapse.

Rhoden, a New York Times columnist of 30 years, delivered a speech Wednesday night on the exploitation and other struggles black athletes have faced throughout sports history.

The first Veritas Forum was first held at Harvard University in 1992. Today, university Christian associations hold Veritas Forums across the country, seeking to engage students of all faiths and beliefs in a discussion around the relevance of God in everyday life.

On Wednesday evening, the Law School hosted Marwan Muasher to speak on “The Arab Awakening: One Year On.” Muasher’s career has spanned stints with the Jordanian ministry, diplomatic service and the World Bank.

The National Football League recently contacted the Wharton School to partner for a new program which aims to teach 36 promising high school athletes the basics of business leadership.

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Every year, Penn’s Lubavitch House coordinates trips to Israel for Penn students through Taglit-Birthright Israel. Registration for this summer’s trips officially closes this morning.

A new option will appear on Già Pronto’s salad menu this week thanks to the culinary creation of Penn’s very own College sophomore Julia Brownstein.

Penn’s Muslim Student Association is pushing the University to take stronger action on behalf of Muslim students at Penn.

Over the weekend, the Board of Trustees approved the first phase of a major renovation project for Hutchinson. The renovation process — which is projected to cost $22 million — will begin in May.

Crimes that happened on and around campus from Feb. 10-16.

In light of an increasing trend of violence and bullying toward Asian Americans across the nation, Penn’s umbrella organization for Asian student groups recently started a campaign to raise awareness about racial bullying.