Ajay Nair, Troy Majnerick and Andy Binns work behind the scenes to better student life at Penn.

After its investments fell 15.7 percent in Fiscal Year 2009, the University’s endowment has come back strong over the past two years.

The Netter Center’s university-assisted community school model is on the move — to Tulsa, Okla., and beyond.

Aspiring models, musicians and photographers have a new platform to market their talents thanks to Famocracy, a website recently launched by two undergraduates.

Since April 2008, Penn has been the largest purchaser of renewable energy credits among higher education institutions in the United States, according to an Environmental Protection Agency report published in July.

Penn Transit, first introduced in 1972, is the largest shuttle system provided by a single university.

Students completed an education circuit in Houston Hall focused on sexual health led by Student Health Services and the Undergraduate Assembly.

Some members of the Penn Israel Sector believe the Durban Conference unfairly targets Israel.

The film Mooz-lum was screened at the kickoff event of the Penn Muslim Students Association’s annual Islam Awareness Week.

The Preceptorial Committee added more art-based courses and reached out to freshmen during New Student Orientation.

The law will introduce graduated school-year curfews for three different age groups. Young adults aged 16 to 17 will face a curfew of 10 p.m., which could affect University students who fall in that age group.

The America Invents Act, signed into law by President Barack Obama last Friday, may benefit Penn researchers with its adoption of a “first-to-file” policy.

A superintendent buy-out scandal may lead to destabilized relationships, threatening Penn community service programs in West Philadelphia schools.

Crime log for the week of Sept. 9-Sept. 15, with an interactive map.

A candidates’ meeting on Tuesday night marked the official start of new student elections for the 2015 Class Board and open spots in the Undergraduate Assembly.

The School of Nursing has breathed fresh life into its curriculum for the Class of 2015 and onwards. The school-wide changes were put in place in order to tie Nursing at the undergraduate level closely to practices within the profession, Nursing Dean Afaf Meleis said.

Frances Kissling, a visiting bioethics scholar at Penn and pro-choice Catholic, discussed the abortion issue first as a Catholic and then as an ethicist.