In 1986, the mean undergraduate grade point average at Penn was 3.10 — a figure The Daily Pennsylvanian pointed to as grade inflation that made “traditional definitions of letter grades obsolete.”

Iranium — a documentary about Iran’s nuclear power program — premiered at the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology on Wednesday night.

Edward Coleman’s crimes may have compromised the private information of Hub apartment complex residents — many of whom are Penn students.

Penn Abroad will now allow students planning to study abroad in Egypt or other Middle Eastern countries to apply for a “back-up” program in light of recent political unrest.

The Pennsylvania Constitution must be amended to allow Philadelphia to enact its own, stronger gun laws. The City will not be a safe until that day comes.

The media is turning Giffords' tragedy into a narrative of triumph, but being too optimistic about a grave and uncertain brain injury might be bad.

Students line up every weekend outside bars around campus and downtown — but not everyone waiting in the cold may get in, with fake IDs being rejected in waves every day.

In Saint-Bruno, Quebec — a French-speaking suburb of Montreal — basketball isn’t exactly the most popular sport. But that didn’t stop Harvard freshman guard Laurent Rivard from taking his talents to the hardwood while growing up in the Canadian neighborhood where ice hockey reigns supreme.

By ransacking its higher education to pay down its budget deficit and cutting immigration, the U.K. stands to lose great American students — including those from Penn.

The Undergraduate Sports Business Club will look to hold a formal internship fair this Friday and will host the 6th annual Ivy Sports Symposium in the fall.

Wednesday night, Penn's City 6 winning streak was in jeopardy until senior captain Hicham Laalej pulled through with a victory in the final match against the Owls' Filip Rams.

The University’s 2010 Economic Impact Report shows that Penn contributes $14 billion each year to Pennsylvania, of which $9.5 billion goes to Philadelphia.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, instrumental in changing the political climate of the 1990s and considering running for president, will speak at Irvine Auditorium on Feb. 22.

The Social Planning and Events Committee picked “Viva La Fliñg” as its theme for Spring Fling 2011, which will take place April 15-16.

It's time for city planners to rethink the way they rebuild cities devastated by natural disasters, according to a panel on campus Wednesday as part of Penn's "Year of Water" campaign.

55 percent of computer sales at the Penn Computer Connection are Macs, an extremely skewed number given Macs' smaller market share in the United States.

Documents leaked from Columbia listed 482 students in Columbia College and the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science who earned perfect grade point averages, raising the question of grade inflation.