Founded in 2010 with the goal of promoting communication among Penn’s environmental groups, the Green Campus Partnership Student Association recently elected its new co-chairs — College sophomore Madison Roberts and College senior Abby Waldorf.

More than 20 years ago, Penn Law became one of the first law schools in the country to require its students to complete mandatory pro-bono work.

The George A. Weiss Pavilion, located in the north arcade of Franklin Field, was given a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design gold certification from the United States Green Building Council, Facilities and Real Estate Services announced on Friday.

Some of Penn’s MBA/JD students are teaching a group of community members what it takes to make it in the food truck business.

Fifty-seven student-designed robots will go head-to-head in a competition that marks the culmination of a seven-project course.

The Penn Gent Competition was organized by the Delta Sigma Theta sorority with the aim of highlighting the contributions of Penn’s black men to the Philadelphia community.

Penn students in MUSC 007, the Arab Music Ensemble course, held their debut performance alongside the Philadelphia Arab Music Ensemble this Friday.

In Uniting LGTBQ Penn Through Radical Art’s (ULTRA) inaugural event on Dec. 9 at the Platt Performing Arts House, sexual identity was explored through 12 monologues.

Penn Police secured Meyerson Hall — the School of Design building —  Saturday morning due to a potential bomb threat.

This year, Penn’s early decision acceptance rate declined by almost 1 percent, from 26.1 percent last year to 25.4 percent, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda announced on Friday. INTERACTIVE: Penn early decision

After two people were shot and killed at Virginia Tech on Thursday, Penn’s Division of Public Safety plans to prepare for the possibility of a similar event on campus.

While students who are interested in joining fraternities and sororities must deal with a number of considerations — including paying dues, signing up for housing and balancing academics with new student education — some must face these problems with a lack of parental support.

The Wharton Small Business Development Center has received a five-year $500,000 grant from Wells Fargo & Company, securing a long-term partnership in the years to come.

A student-run magazine and a performing arts group are part of an ongoing arts initiative that has taken place within the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community this semester.

Today, more than 4,500 early decision applicants will find out whether they have a place in Penn’s Class of 2016.

On Wednesday night, the Interfraternity Council held elections for its new executive board. College junior and current Zeta Beta Tau brother David Shapiro was elected as the IFC’s new president.

College campuses like Penn, a marketing mecca for brands that target the 18-to 24-year-old population, have become home to ambassadors for top brands, such as Red Bull, Microsoft and Verizon Wireless.