Graduate School of Education second-year student Maher Zamel was elected the new chairman of the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly on Wednesday.

Researchers at Penn Medicine conducted the first study of how financial incentives affect a healthy person’s decision to donate his or her kidney.

Now more than ever before, a peer counseling program would be appropriate for our campus. It would be an excellent way to enhance unity as well as provide a valuable service for students.

PNC should not be in the business of profiting from the destruction of Appalachia.

We commend Penn Law School’s expansion of established opportunities for students interested in international law.

Scholarship recipients will receive $30,000 from Penn and $24,000 from DHS to receive a Master in Social Work degree from the School of Social Policy and Practice.

Nationally renowned muralist Meg Saligman’s latest project, “The Evolving Face of Nursing,” will provide a glimpse into the future of the profession, using innovative techniques to showcase how nursing has evolved.

The Society of Women Engineers is hosting the Engineering Semi-Formal this Saturday in Quain Courtyard, between Levine and Skirkanich Halls.

Renovations to convert the former Izzy and Zoe's space into more seating will begin in mid-May and will most likely be finished in August. Greek Lady will also expand its breakfast menu.

President Obama announced his intent to appoint Penn Law prof. Anita Allen to the Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues, chaired by Penn President Amy Gutmann.

The Quakers carry a six-game winning streak into this weekend, when they’ll hit the road to play doubleheaders against Harvard and Dartmouth.

The first full week of Ivy baseball is in the books, but the championship outlook seems hazier than ever.

Many may think of Rome or Greece as the best places to find ancient artifacts, but Penn's campus boasts its very own collection.

Today’s environment provides several different paths to MLB — the Ivies being the road less traveled.

Penn assistant John Gallagher informed the team Tuesday that he is taking a job at Boston College under former Cornell coach Steve Donahue.

In recent years the economy has driven up the prevalence of unpaid summer internships. However, many Penn students have still been able to land paid summer jobs.

Violent crime, or crimes against persons, rose by 75 percent from last March to this March.