We must throw off our reliance on Benjamin Franklin and replace it with acknowledgements of the extraordinary people we educate and the exceptional research we foster.

Two men who received their respective master’s degrees from Wharton settled federal insider trading allegations with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week.

Throughout the two-day-long move-in process, Housing Services and Facilities and Real Estate Services took part in various efforts in the promotion of sustainability.

Clark Park renovations, originally scheduled to begin in June, began Tuesday.

With a new goal of $64,000 and 1,740 donors — a number inspired by the founding year of the University — Seniors for the Penn Fun devised a new structural organization that will promote efficiency and productivity.

The Division of Public Safety changed its crime reporting policy to only report incidence rather than monthly trending of crime rates to the general public.

Rosh Hashana, the Jewish High Holiday which begins Wednesday at sundown and ends Friday evening, conflicts with the first meeting of classes this year.

As the economic recession persists, Penn is devoting more of its budget to financial aid

With the start of the new school year, Penn welcomes not only incoming freshmen but also new faculty and staff.

The Division of Public Safety responded to 37 New Student Orientation-related alcohol cases, including 14 involving female freshmen.

New health code citations continue to pop up across campus, but Fresh Grocer and Bon Appetit Management Company have addressed last semester’s violations.

This semester is packed with diverse opportunities to stretch the mind, to develop good habits and to get involved with our great community.

We are the student voice, just like we were in 1885. But now you can use us in ways you never could before. And we want you to use us. Any way you’d like.

On Tuesday night, incoming freshmen and transfer students gathered at the heart of campus to receive an official welcome to the University.

After 12 consecutive losses to Villanova, the Quakers finally notched their first victory against the Wildcats, shutting out their opponents, 3-0.

Despite scoring the opening goal, the Quakers were swallowed by the Broncs’ aggressive offense as they fell to an 8-3 loss.

After six seasons as the women’s squash team’s head coach, Jack Wyant will be called upon to turn around a men’s team that struggled last season, dropping 6 of its final 8 matches.