From the opening tip, Penn basketball was in an Empire State of mind. The Quakers came roaring out of the gate, going on a 14-2 run to start the game against Wagner.

Penn basketball has shaken off that Thanksgiving slumber and is taking Staten Island, N.Y. for the day.

See what crimes occurred in the Penn Patrol Zone between Nov. 14 and Nov. 20, 2014.

This Thanksgiving, Engineering Sophomore Ashok Rao has much to be grateful for.

Career Services launched a new webpage specifically for veteran students last week.

In their first Big 5 game of the season, the Quakers were unable to pull it out, falling 76-67 to Temple in a close, foul-filled contest.

The Quakers blitzed New Hampshire on Tuesday night, 74-37, controlling all facets of the game while showing off their depth.

Through the first half, Penn and Temple played a close and physical game, as the Owls take a 44-37 lead into the break.

Students gathered on Penn's campus together to protest and join the citywide march in response to yesterday's Ferguson 

Post-doctoral research fellow Robbert Havekes and his research team have found that cognitive impairments resulting from sleep deprivation may not be completely untreatable.

The Daily Pennsylvanian was on the scene as crowds gathered at City Hall to hear the decision

The University's central social media accounts, particularly Twitter, have fostered engagement with current and prospective students, alumni and even television networks.

Construction work outside of 1920 Commons on 38th Street and Locust Walk, which has been going on for over a week, is related to routine utility work on the Perry World House.

Following the Quakers’ 83-77 loss to Lafayette Saturday night, Penn basketball coach Jerome Allen said the 2013-14 edition of the Quakers are sorting out who they are. 

On Nov. 23, the Undergraduate Assembly announced an update in the Nursing compliance project, with the Nursing representative proposing that administrators reduce the fines that Nursing students must pay if they miss the compliance deadline.

Penn will participate in the Association of American Universities' sexual assault climate survey when it is released in April 2015, Penn President Amy Gutmann said. The AAU, of which Gutmann is chair, has contracted with a national research firm called Westat to design and administer the survey, which will measure the frequency and characteristics of campus sexual assault and sexual harassment across institutions, to as many of its member universities that choose to participate. The AAU is a nonprofit organization consisting of 60 leading United States and Canadian research universities.