UMOJA hosted its final capstone dinner on Saturday to reflect on a week of celebrating African culture at Penn. 

Penn Undergraduate Law Journal will publish one full issue per semester with the goal of promoting scholarly discourse on legal topics and will accept  submissions from undergraduate students.

Students gathered in the ARCH Building for performances and discussions surrounding the intersection of arts and faith in the black community. The week is several days celebrating black heritage at Penn.

Organizers say it was not "a conscious decision" to have no politicians speaking at the Forum

“Can I take your picture?” One Penn student shields her camera from the flurries falling from the sky, waiting for a group of tourists to respond.

The lack of student representation on the newly created mental health task force drew sharp reactions from faculty and students alike after its announcement Wednesday afternoon.

A petition asking for an investigation garnered nearly 100 signatures

The task force will produce a report to be released in early 2015.

UMOJA Week, several days of events celebrating black heritage, will continue until Saturday. The events are organized by UMOJA, Penn’s umbrella organization for black student groups.

The report provides three primary recommendations to strengthen University resources for preventing and responding to alcohol and drug misuse.

Penn students currently face heavy workloads and carry many extracurricular responsibilities that cause excessive stress.

A new Interfaith Fellow  for Mindfulness has just arrived on campus.The Office of the Chaplain introduced the new role to Penn this semester to provide a figure to guide meditation and Buddhist groups on campus.

Shel Silverstein imagined a Homework Machine in his children's poem. Columbia students just might have made that a reality. 

Last week, Penn Medicine announced the creation of its new Program for LGBT Health, an initiative dedicated to tailoring health care practices to the specific needs of the LGBT community.

From meditation corners to emailing the listserv, College Houses are reaching out to residents.

On-campus interviews, a Year of Sound event and a Kelly Writers House event have all been canceled or postponed due to impending snow.

RAPline’s new initiatives include reaching out to freshmen during NSO and teaching students how to speak to peers who are stressed or might need help.