Greg Ambrogi and Justin Reilly proposed  to their former classmates a mentoring network of Penn athlete alumni to be a resource for current student-athletes. The program is now gaining momentum

The move sparked unexpected controversy among leaders of student government branches.

Penn Masala is red carpet ready. Their newest song, “Evolution of Bollywood Music” not only captured the attention of its usual fans, it gained notice from the organizers of the International Indian Film Academy.Members of Penn Masala, a widely recognized South Asian a capella group, traveled to Tampa, Florida this past weekend to perform at the annual International Indian Film Academy Awards.

Going to college is a stressful experience, a whirlwind of uncertainty. From classes to clubs to what they’re wearing in the morning or what they’re doing that night, one thing all freshmen come to realize is that they aren’t in Kansas anymore.

It’s April Fools’ Day in Camden, N.J., and the joke is on everyone near the intersection of Cooper and 4th Streets on the campus of Rutgers University-Camden — just a 10 minute train ride away from Center City on the PATCO Speedline.

Sochi failed

The Daily Pennsylvanian spoke to PennDesign professor Eugenie Birch, the newly named chair of the World Urban Campaign, about her previous work with and goals for WUC.

The websites for the Penn Law School and FactCheck.org, an Annenberg Public Policy Center project, won Webby Awards on Monday.

The students of Jim Schlatter's class, "Taking Performance Art Public at Penn," are learning to think outside the frame.The course is a freewheeling interdisciplinary look into the

It seems as though the international community’s unspoken desire is for North Korea to be within its realm of control. It needs North Korea to be predictable, or else, it is simply labeled crazy.North Koreans are not crazy. They are being human.

If we carry a competitive, self-seeking and elitist mentality with us into society, we will find it affecting our relationships with colleagues, friends and all sorts of others.

Jack Ramsay, a Hall of Fame basketball coach most recognized for his tenure with the Portland Trail Blazers in the late 1970s and 1980s, passed away on Monday

There’s something about Penn Relays that makes me nostalgic.

The fund, which is backed by First Round Capital, has added Engineering and Wharton sophomores Nilesh Kavthekar, Tim Miller and Lauren Reeder, as well as College junior Matt Gibstein, to their squad.

Boasting hundreds of different track and field events watched by over 100,000 spectators, the Relays certainly yielded a lot of moments to look back upon.

“It’s work that’s sort of fun and glamorous," Lindsey Palmer, a 2005 College graduate said.

Grossman plans