Pentagon and Catholic U. professor Maryann Cusimano Love spoke in a presentation entitled, “Religion and Foreign Policy,” put together by the Penn Catholic Student Association and Fox Leadership yesterday at the Fels Institute.

Green Acorn endorses restaurants, food trucks and stores around campus as environmentally friendly.

The winners’ ideas — which the team presented to leading firms at the MARC networking lunch — will be used in a national campaign. The team also won a cash prize of $500.

Penn, in collaboration with Long-Term Quality Alliance, will now play a role in improving care for and increasing awareness of people in need of long-term care.

Many students go through their years at Penn without realizing that the University is, in fact, not a Quaker institution, nor did it ever have any religious ties to Quakerism.

As an assistant, Jerome Allen enrolled at Penn for the fall semester to fulfill the final credits he needed to graduate.

Crimes committed in University City from Jan. 23-29

The Big Red climbed into the ESPN/USA Today Coaches’ poll at No. 25 after receiving 53 votes.

The University deserves recognition for its work to reduce theft, and students need to remain vigilant.

While her Quakers lost 4-3 to Temple, coach Sanela Kunovac is confident that her team can avoid the ten-game skid that defined the team’s season last year.

When the University introduces green technologies that don’t function as well as their non-green counterparts, they are not only hurting students; they are also doing a disservice to the sustainability movement.

Glenn Beck’s insult toward Penn was abrasive and is a symbol of larger problems with cable news shows.

Men’s tennis coach Nik DeVore’s lineup, which includes five freshman and a talented sophomore transfer, is one puzzle that needs solving.

The senior captain of Women's Squash was selected to represent the Quakers’ student-athlete body at the reception in Cherry Hill, N.J., where she sat on the dais with the Phillies manager and Eagles coach.

Since the Division of Public Safety’s theft awareness campaign was first launched in 2008, the number of thefts reported on campus has seen a 15.7-percent overall reduction.

To fulfill the requirements to graduate in less than eight semesters, it takes a “very solid student” to plan his courses carefully and to manage overloading, Scott Romeika, director of academic affairs and advising at the Wharton School, explained.

A new state university option within Philadelphia may encourage students to attend college within their home city at a more affordable rate than private schools like Drexel, La Salle and St. Joseph's.