Caroline Carballeira

Hillary Clinton's campaign kicked off on Penn's campus Tuesday night with an official campaign event featuring Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards, as well as leaders of Penn for Hillary, Penn Democrats and campus organizers. Here's what we learned:

Bike & Build began in 2003 and plans trips for groups of approximately 30 people to bike cross-country, aid in building housing and raise funding and awareness for affordable housing. 

Students at Temple University may have a harder time finding the party scene this weekend.

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education and The Daily Pennsylvanian sponsored Hashtag Activism, a debate centered around the effectiveness of activism through social media.

Men’s basketball at the University of California at Berkeley has more than just the upcoming NCAA tournament on its mind.

Members of Harvard’s graduating class may be star struck at their Commencement this year.

The Financial Literacy Community Project, which is run out of the Wharton School, recruits Penn students to teach West Philadelphia high schoolers about fiscal responsibility and personal finance.

While American citizens struggle to predict the presidential nominee for the Republican party, students at Washington and Lee University may already know. The university’s mock convention forecasted Wharton graduate Donald Trump to be the Republican nominee in this year’s election.

The Ivy League will be adding to its list of business schools next year. Cornell University’s board of trustees recently voted to create a new College of Business, which would combine the university’s School of Hotel Administration with two other business-related schools, the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management and the Johnson Graduate School of Management.

Classless TV, a comedy web series group on campus funded by the Kelly Writers House, has a new web series out this year called "Screwed."