Due to a recent $100,000 federal appropriation to nonprofit campus safety organization Security on Campus, security administrators at Penn will receive additional training on complying with regulations for reporting on-campus crimes this summer.

The Freshman Class Board, in collaboration with many Philadelphia restaurants and businesses, will be hosting the series of events Jan. 18-23.

Throughout the contest, colleges in the United States and Canada race to achieve the least amount of trash per capita, the greatest amount of recyclables per capita, the overall greatest amount of recyclables and the highest recycling rate.

Police are still searching for the man who shot a Drexel University student and an off-duty police officer just before 7 p.m. Friday at the Bridge Cinema de Lux on 40th and Walnut Streets.

Supporters argue that the changes will offer the student body a more direct voice in the elections and hope that such power will incite more interest in student government on campus.

With one month left until the Ivy Championships, the Penn women’s swimming team won’t have a better dress rehearsal than this weekend’s tri-meet.

Though the stat sheet might suggest that the Virginia wrestling team bested Penn at last month’s Southern Scuffle, the less heralded Quakers may have actually left with the advantage.

With back-to-back matches against Williams and Amherst slated for tomorrow, the Penn women’s squash team is in a prime position to extend its win streak to nine.

Evan taught sociology and management at the University for over 50 years. He received his bachelor’s degree from Penn in 1946.

Fresh off a 6-3 victory over Navy Wednesday night, the Penn men’s squash team will continue its road schedule Saturday when it travels to western Massachusetts, to take on Williams and Amherst.

Long before that junk food has any effect on your BMI, it can take a serious toll on your GPA.

Using stress to get more done is effective, but more often than not it just makes life unpleasantly overwhelming.

Tomorrow Penn hosts two rivals, Yale (2-2, 0-2 Ivy) and Dartmouth at Sheerr Pool in the Quakers’ last Ivy meet before the Ivy Championships.

The gymnastics team anxiously awaits their first meet, unsure how they will perform with a new assistant coach, a host of injuries and eight freshmen.

Although the Quakers competed in six preseason exhibitions, veteran coach Charlie Powell stressed that last semester’s results were not suitable indicators for what to expect when the season kicks off in earnest Saturday with the Penn State Northeast Challenge at State College.

Women’s track coach Gwen Harris is looking to the past to aid her team’s future.