The Neural-Behavioral Sciences building, slated to be the next hub for life sciences on campus, hopes to allow the Biology, Psychology and Biological Basis of Behavior departments to interact in unprecedented ways.

School of Design professor and renowed architect James Timberlake was nominated by President Barack Obama to serve on the National Institute of Building Science Board of Directors last month. The ‘DP’ sat down with him to discuss his philosophy on architecture.

Entrepreneurship is not just for Wharton kids. College freshman Monica Kwok is celebrating the continuing success of her one-month-old clothing line called Monumentality.

Occupy Wall Street marchers arrived in Philadelphia on their way to Washington, D.C.

Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist and author David Maraniss spoke about his experience with non-fiction writing at the Kelly Writer’s House.

Today marks the deadline for students leasing from University City’s biggest realtor, Campus Apartments, to renew their contracts. Many upperclassmen who will no longer occupy their residences have made agreements to “pass down” their lease.

The Philadelphia office of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services will move into University City at 30 N. 41st St. by the end of 2012.

Penn’s wrestling team got off to a successful start Sunday, placing a total of eight wrestlers on the podium at Binghamton University’s Binghamton Open.

In the men’s swimming season opener, Penn fell to Columbia in nail-biting fashion, 154-146, Friday night at Sheerr Pool.

In the earliest Big 5 game in history, the Quakers will host the Owls’ season opener Monday night at the Palestra. SEE ALSO: Penn defeats UMBC in season opener

Penn women’s basketball was prepared for a battle in its opener against St. Francis. But the Quakers weren’t exactly expecting an overtime nail-biter against a team that’s never beaten them.

Ready to add the final touch to an illustrious collegiate career in the backfield, Penn senior defender Tommy Brandt looked like Lionel Messi on Saturday.

In the first quarter, I saw two championship teams. In the second quarter — and third and fourth, as well — I only saw one.

The Race Dialogue Project’s “Mixed Messages: Stories of Inter-identity Relationships,” opened Nov. 13 and features photographs by Robert Kalman. The artwork of Penn students is exhibited as well.

There is a dichotomy between sports and real life, and the two must be separated. While JoePa the coach was infallible, Joe Paterno the man failed a basic tenet of human responsibility.

Lisa Nutter, wife of Mayor and 1979 Wharton graduate Michael Nutter, sat with 27 students and faculty Nov. 11. Nutter graduated PennDesign in 1992.

Pantyhose represent something that looks and feels dated. Legs with a powdery sheen should not be a job requirement.