A Penn student riding a bike was the victim of a hit-and-run accident near campus that sent him to the hospital on Monday afternoon.

Despite fearsome predictions and precautionary measures, Hurricane Irene left the Penn campus relatively undamaged.

Penn is postponing early move-in and pre-orientation programs until Monday in preparation for Hurricane Irene.

A magnitude 5.8 earthquake in Virginia rattled nerves but caused no damage or injuries on Penn’s campus.

DateMySchool, founded by Columbia Business School classmates Balazs Alexa and Jean Meyer, will officially launch at Penn later this month.

The Project on Government Oversight has asked Obama to remove Amy Gutmann as chair of his bioethics commission.

School of Veterinary Medicine Dean Joan Hendricks will be recommended for reappointment for a second term at the University to run through June 30, 2018.

Jubilance over al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden’s death was not universally shared across campus.

President Barack Obama announced at 11:35 p.m. Sunday the death of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, the public face behind the September 11, 2001 attacks.

In 1998, the Student Activities Council was in the exact opposite situation as it is this year: it had more funds than it originally thought.

In an effort to bring Penn Athletics up to the terms of Title IX in 1996, the department created a Gender Equity Advisory Group.

A Yale University student died in a chemistry laboratory machine shop April 12, prompting universities across the nation to assess their own lab safety procedures.

Wharton School freshman Charlie Javice launched PoverUP — a grassroots movement to raise awareness about microfinance in high schools and universities.

Imagine your life without email. In 1992, Penn’s campus was just coming around to the then-new technology.

Today, students are found working on laptops everywhere from dorms to classrooms to College Green. However, in 1985, this reality was still just a vision.

The DP’s most recent content analysis report, released March 31, revealed that 59 percent of the stories covered relate to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

In 1992, the Undergraduate Assembly had a “problem attracting a large field of candidates” to fill its ballot slots, The Daily Pennsylvanian reported.