As part of its annual Islam Awareness Week, the Penn Muslim Students Association hosted the lecture “Muslims in a Post-9/11 America” in Houston Hall Monday night.

According to the report “State of University City,” University City has become a safer place, and the neighborhood is quickly becoming an attractive area for commercial, educational and residential development.

The UA discusses possibility of more flexible dining plan, policies of journalism minor and campus-wide condom dispensers

Indie artists Deer Tick and Fun. will perform at this year’s fall show on Oct. 14.

Although College Board announced earlier this month that the SAT score gap between the average low income and wealthy applicants has continued to widen, Penn will continue to look to the test as a factor for admissions.

Despite its probation, Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity was able to accept new members this fall with no additional limitations from the Interfraternity Council or the Office of Student Affairs.

The drive to gain an advantage in the war on terror has yielded new breakthroughs in technology targeting the human brain as a means to protect the United States

The biomedical research center broke ground Friday on a new seven-story glass and steel research tower to be constructed at 36th and Spruce streets.

Anthropology professor Claudia Valeggia was honored by President Barack Obama Sept. 26 with an award considered the highest honor for young researchers.

Former U.S. Sen. and Penn alum Arlen Specter is teaching a seminar this fall entitled, “Congress, the Constitution and the Supreme Court” at the Law School.

Sunday evening, The International Affairs Association and Penn Friends of Israel hosted 150 students, faculty and community members in Bodek Lounge in Houston Hall to hear U.N. Watch Director Hillel Neuer highlight what he sees as problems with the U.N.

Penn’s newest students and candidates for the 2015 Class Board and Undergraduate Assembly elections enjoyed pancakes, bacon and scrambled eggs in Houston Hall to mark the beginning of voting season.

In line with a U.S. Department of Education requirement, Student Financial Services is set to unveil its version of a net-price financial aid calculator by the federal deadline, Oct. 29.

Saturday’s carnival was held in the Hall of Flags due to inclement weather, but the Holy Fuck concert remained outdoors in the original location on College Green.

Known for “brunch all day” at its Italian Market and Fairmount locations, Sabrina’s Café has a new location on Drexel’s campus.

Leroy Nunery — a Penn parent, graduate and faculty member — was appointed acting chief executive officer and superintendent of the Philadelphia School District just before the start of the academic year.

Penn dedicates a full-time police officer to one of the 26 Police Athletic League centers across Philadelphia which serve as after-school programs for local communities.