It's time for bicyclists around Penn to claim their rides before it is too late. On Tuesday, Derek Hunsberger from Housing and Conference Services relayed a message from Gary Williams of Penn Police marking the beginning of their annual bicycle removal. Penn Police will be warning owners of bicycles on bicycle racks by marking them with tags to remind them of the removal process.

Burglary June 3 - Brian Brown, 39, unaffiliated with the University and of the 400 block of S. 4th Street, was arrested by Penn Police at about 1:30 a.m. for allegedly entering the residence of a unaffiliated male, 22, on the 300 block of 41st Street and removing personal property.

Debates over the status of online education are leading both congressmen and educators to reassess the legitimacy of learning behind-the-screens. Yet despite legislative changes, those involved in Penn's Liberal and Professional Studies Online Initiatives believe little should change in Penn's distance learning policies.

The recently released executive compensation figures for the 2008 fiscal year - which began on July 1, 2007 and ended on June 30, 2008 - were as expected, with no University officials receiving surprising increases in compensation.

A best friendship might have little to do with common interests, longevity, or even proximity — it might just be the mutuality.

Katherine Nathanson, an assistant professor at Penn’s School of Medicine, describes testicular cancer as “an interesting cancer” because of its increasing incidence, its heritability and its overwhelming prevalence within a single age and race.

Robbery May 27 — A male employee, 28, was approached by two unknown suspects on the 4100 block of Market Street. One suspect displayed a handgun and demanded money.

Ward pled guilty to five child pornography related charges last November. He could receive a sentence up to life in prison.

Economic equality does not always guarantee happiness, according to two Wharton professors.

Penn has retained its original ratings of AA+ from Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services and Aa2 from Moody’s Investor Service that it earned last year.

Several incidents of crime occurred this past weekend involving a group of 12- to 17-year-old youths congregating around South Street.

The recently completed Weave Bridge is the first part of the University’s ambitious PennConnects plan

In shying away from the term “swine flu,” officials ignore the source of the problem

Uprisings around Philadelphia should motivate Penn to take action

Darryll Oliver’s performance at last weekend’s NCAA East Regional Championships summed up the event for the men’s track and field team: lots of talent but little results.