The Secrets of the Silk Road exhibit opened to East Coast audiences Friday after the Chinese government pulled artifacts from the exhibit and then reversed the decision.

A project was approved Thursday to transform McClelland Hall in the Quad into a dining area capable of seating more than 100 students, alongside a proposal to revamp 1920 Commons.

Undergraduate tuition, fees, room and board will likely total to $53,976 for 2011-12.

We commend PennApps Lab for successfully tapping into the talent pool of capable student developers and providing a valuable service to the University community.

There are many different routes to academic success. Yet few classes allow students full rein over how to manage their time and efforts.

After its first home loss of the season, Penn women’s tennis has the rare opportunity to rebound alongside its male counterpart, when they both play Stony Brook at Levy Pavilion.

Students need to be respectful of even the most divisive speakers — including Newt Gingrich, who is coming to campus next week.

The $80 million center — located at 32nd and Walnut streets — will be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and provide students with a base for nanotechnology research.

The forum discussion, hosted by both Penn and Drexel University groups, ranged from religion and education to Obama's policies.

For the women involved, this weekend’s The Vagina Monologues is more than just a show, with their personal stories making the experience unique and unlike anything at Penn.

Because they offer more immediate information, blogging and social media have become legitimate competition for print newspapers.

The Quakers have yet to put together a string of strong matches where every wrestler pulls his own weight.

While the number of bids is yet to be finalized, Penn’s newest sorority offered bids to women from all four classes.

The Young India Fellowship, started through an SEAS partnership, will offer one year of free education to 50 post-graduates and lead to the foundation of a new university.

Two weeks after losing to the Crimson, the Quakers head into this weekend’s Howe Cup a changed team.

The fire, which broke out at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, was the second in two days in the area and resulted in two hospitalizations.

Fresh off a dominant Ivy sweep against Cornell and Columbia last weekend, it’s clear that the women's basketball team is not the same one as last year.