Bethea leads way as Penn wrestling opened year at Southeast Open

The winter season is officially underway.

Harvard men’s soccer season cancelled after new findings about sexual ‘scouting reports’

Harvard Athletics Director Robert L. Scalise has cancelled the remainder of the school’s men’s soccer season. According to The Harvard Crimson, Scalise made this decision after learning that the sexually explicit “scouting reports,” first made in 2012, have continued to be a widespread practice up to this year.

Updated: Engineering graduate student's death ruled a suicide

A medical examiner confirmed Wednesday morning that a graduate student’s death was ruled a suicide.

Penn sprint football clinches at least a share of CSFL title

It took a game with two onside kick attempts, a 47-yard Hail Mary, two blocked PATs, a 93-yard drive with no timeouts and 101 seconds left, a late two-point conversion and double overtime, but Penn is back atop the sprint football world.

160907 University of Pennsylvania - Women's Soccer vs Robert Morris

160907 University of Pennsylvania - Women's Soccer vs Robert Morris

Fans get early look at Penn's basketball programs at Red and Blue Scrimmages

It’s not always a bad thing if you play yourself.

Penn basketball picked to finish fourth in Ivy preseason media poll

A year removed from a fifth-place, 5-9 conference finish, Penn basketball has been tapped to finish fourth in the 2016-17 preseason Ivy League media poll. The Quakers, behind Princeton (130), Harvard (123) and Yale (101) in the poll, received 72 votes total while the first-place votes were split between Princeton (12) and Harvard (5).

Guest column by Peter Thacher| An Unjust Decision Borne Of A Bad Faith Process

On Thursday, Sept. 22 just after 3:00 p.m., I was flipping through my phone while waiting for the exams to be passed out in my Biology class. After seeing a text to the Fossil Free Penn coordinator Groupme that we had received an email from the trustees, I put my phone in my backpack. I wondered what was happening as I heard my phone vibrate over and over again while I took my exam. After class, I went home and checked my email to find out that the trustees had rejected divestment.

Fine | Bagnoli's legacy is strong, but Penn football has moved on

In its first Ivy League game of the year, Penn football took on Dartmouth, a team that shared the conference title with the Quakers in 2015. Penn won, and it wasn’t particularly close.

Inside Penn's new $24 million virtual science center

Penn was just awarded a $24 million grant from the National Science Foundation to establish a science and technology center. The virtual center will concentrate on engineering mechanobiology, an emerging field of science that focuses on how mechanics influence biological development.

Penn sprint football takes down Navy in OT, sweeps service academies for first time since 2000

The Quakers knew they’d have to go after Navy for a full 60 minutes if they were going to come out with a win. What they didn’t know was that it would actually take a little bit more than that.

Update: UberX and Lyft legal again

UberX and Lyft can now operate legally in Philadelphia, only days after a judge's order declared them illegal.

PennHealthX showcases med school alums in tech

Penn’s medical school graduates are thriving in tech fields — instead of becoming clinical physicians, some are choosing to found apps or startups instead.

Wharton emeritus professor under fire for comment about Chinese men

Wharton emeritus professor of real estate Peter Linneman is facing backlash for racially-charged comments he made on Wednesday.

Tap water in Philadelphia contains unhealthy amount of cancer-causing chemical, report shows

Chromium-6, a cancer-causing carcinogen, has been found at higher-than-recommended levels in the tap water supplying two-thirds of all Americans, according to a report from the Environmental Working Group. In Philadelphia, the nonprofit research organization found an average of 0.39 parts per billion, much higher than the group recommends.

Penn sprint football determined to maintain focus after huge upset win

Big wins are great, but the encore is just as important.

The Trustees voted against divestment, but Fossil Free Penn is planning to fight on

Last Thursday, the Board of Trustees announced that Penn will not divest from fossil fuel industries, despite two years of campaigning from Fossil Free Penn.

Memories of 2015 on the mind as Penn sprint football prepares for Army

Army sprint football has lost one game since 2011. On Oct. 23, 2015, that almost changed.

Emily Sands finds success early and often as a rookie with Penn women's soccer

Welcome to the big league.