Graduate students from Wharton, PennDesign and other graduate schools — 75 students in total — volunteered for Rebuilding Together Philadelphia by providing essential repairs to homes on the 37th and 38th streets on Fairmount Avenue and the surrounding neighborhood.

Chilcote won the VP seat while Bittar was also disqualified.

Newly uncovered documents show the University offered to purchase Drexel University in November, but the offer was dropped when the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice threatened to block the proposed merger.

Penn Athletics is releasing its second album by artist Jerome Allen. Allen saw this album as his chance to truly break the shackles of coaching and find his inner muse. Allen is hoping that the lyrics on the album provide sufficient motivation to his less-than stellar team in the upcoming season.

The Daily Pennsylvanian’s annual gag issue has a long history, of which another chapter has been written today.

Once the UA is voted down, the undergraduates could send about creating a new student government. At a convention open to all undergraduates, students could present ideas and possible structures for the new government.

Amy, I think it’s time for you to take me off speed dial.

The Delta Pi fraternity chapter house at 4015 Walnut St. sunk into the ground 12 feet below the street last night.

With fifth-year senior quarterback Billy Ragone graduating following this past season, Penn football coach Al Bagnoli has some big shoes to fill.

Don Memo Mexican Restaurant will be coming to campus next month, the University announced Sunday.

Due to security concerns, David Guetta will be performing the Spring Fling concert in Irvine Auditorium. Students who purchased floor tickets after winning them in last week’s lottery will be refunded, and a new lottery will open Tuesday to distribute tickets for seats in Irvine.

With the sudden departure of M. Grace Calhoun, Penn quickly put together a new advisory committee to find the new replacement for Steve Bilsky.

If you want to get something done, sometimes you just have to do it yourself.

Two freshmen in the third floor Green Suite of Hill College house are bringing a whole new meaning to the term “hallcest.”

Provost Vincent Price announced the news in Penn News Today.

After a three-hour trial, the Nominations and Elections Committee is deliberating whether Undergraduate Assembly presidential candidate Gabe Delaney and UA vice presidential candidate Julie Bittar violated election rules — which could result in their disqualification.

Call it what it was — an utter devastation.