After four days of construction, Bonded on 37th and Spruce Streets reopened on Oct. 1 as Bonded BoutiqueCleaner, a combined dry cleaning and women’s clothing shop.

A biking trend has reached new highs as professors choose it over other modes of transportation.

Sunday night, Undergraduate Assembly members — including the eight newly elected freshmen — voted in favor of creating a common funding application, which would allow student event planners to apply to multiple sources for funding at once.

The Kelly Writers House featured award-winning translator Peter Filkins, who shared his experience translating a novel from its original German to English.

Since its inception last month, Penn Quidditch has recruited over 25 members for scrimmages and tournaments.

History Channel’s William Birnes explained the role of the paranormal in history and everyday life at the Penn Bookstore.

A bill that would require voter photo identification in the 2012 election is being debated by the Pennsylvania State Legislature.

SMS PersonFinder will let victims of natural disasters alert their loved ones by simply sending in a text message with their name, location and condition to a publicly searchable database.

A Philadelphia resident filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, the Trustees of the University and the University of Pennsylvania Health System.

Pennsylvania withdrew from five lawsuits filed against the Environmental Protection Agency, which demand that the EPA toughen its ozone regulations.

Police show DP reporters what goes on behind the scenes.

Every year, approximately 300 million people are affected by malaria worldwide — and for 1 to 2 million, the results are fatal. Thanks to a recent study by the Perelman School of Medicine, that number may soon be going down.

Brown University President Ruth Simmons announced Sept. 15 that she will step down from her presidency at the close of the academic year. Her resignation may bring an end to the even male-to-female ratio of presidents in the Ivy League.

This week, SAE will join a host of other fraternities and sororities that recycle, as part of a push to get students in Greek life engaged in environmentally-friendly practices.

Starting Monday, the service will allow off-campus residents to send their packages to on-campus locations for $4 a package.

Two hundred trained nurses gathered in Claire Fagin Hall on Saturday to celebrate the School of Nursing’s 125th anniversary with the unveiling of a mural, painted by 1976 graduate Kathy Shaver.

College freshman Ariel Koren was elected 2015 Class Board president. She is the first female to hold this position since 2004.