A handful of Penn alumni covered Monday’s explosion for local and national media outlets, doing their part to combat misinformation and bring a city together during a time of panic.

As of Monday evening, the University and Athletic Communications have not been made aware of any Penn athletes and affiliates injured in the attacks. RELATED: Alum journalists reflect on covering Boston explosions

After finishing last spring 3-10 and 1-5 in conference play the Red and Blue knew that something needed to change. Enter former Michigan assistant coach Judd Lattimore.

Sometimes, love gets lost in translation — but not in Penn Chinese Theater’s inaugural play, “Love Is Not Blind.”

Administrators agree that while there is still much progress to be made, their efforts to increase the number of underrepresented minority graduate students across the University have been successful.

What you might not know is that when it comes time to sign up for those extra hard things, your fear of missing out on senior year may be misplaced.

I don’t understand why it’s laughable that girls want to hang out with a bunch of other girls and drink and not get dressed up and just chill. That sounds a lot like bro culture to me, but no one writes articles blaming bros for declining marriage rates.

The Undergraduate Assembly is back to work.

Penn’s student body flung a little safer this year.

Though Fling weekend is over, talk of Tyga’s controversial lyrics is not.

Penalties for illegally possessing firearms may get stiffer in Philadelphia.

Both FactCheck.org, which is run by the Annenberg Public Policy Center, and the University of Pennsylvania Law School’s website are competing for the Webby Awards, which honor “the best of the web.”

There are plenty of reasons to be interested in spring athletics at Penn and to get out to at least one home sporting event in the next few weeks.

While 31 students were cited Thursday night of Spring Fling weekend by state police officers, the citations did not continue during the two days of official Fling activities.

Coach John Cole and his staff work towards the end of the year to put each player into one of several summer leagues around the country so they can improve throughout the offseason.

Perelman School of Medicine students know how to have fun.

History and Africana Studies professor Eve Troutt Powell will serve as the next associate dean for graduate studies in the School of Arts and Sciences, the University announced Monday.