Originally, I wasn’t quite sure what I wanted from my time off, but now I realize that what I wanted was a renewed sense of hope and imagination. And I’m happy to say that I found that.

Crime Log | August 16 -21

Stats and numbers on your newest class of freshmen.

New fraternity Alpha Sigma Phi is hosting a live show.

The team travelled to Italy for nine days, seeing the sights and hearing sounds of a foreign country with the main focus on rebuilding the team’s chemistry.

Read on for a few of the updates we’ve made for this fall.

Attracting thousands of the world’s top Jewish athletes from around 80 nations, the World Maccabiah Games is the third largest international athletic competition in the world.

To help you out, here’s a list of things we wish we had been told — or wish we had listened to — when we were in your shoes.

The evening had an emphasis on freedom.

Penn has changed its supplement to focus on academics in response to the new essay prompts.

Fifth-year senior quarterback Billy Ragone walks us through the last nine months of his life, from his gruesome ankle injury of the fourth quarter of Penn’s Ivy title share-clinching win over Harvard on Nov. 10 through Monday’s Media Day scrum.

Five male freshmen were transported to the hospital this year, versus 11 last year.

Gillian Wakely died after a long battle with colon cancer.

This version marks a renewal of some of Gutmann’s priorities in 2004.

Artisserie Chocolate Cafe, located on Walnut Street between 36th and 34th streets, closed on Aug. 14.

The certification aims to use a combination of personal incentives and community pressure to encourage participation.