Alva Mather represented local beer wholesalers against companies owning Budweiser and Corona

A jury awarded $124.26 million in damages to the daughter of Rafael Robb, a former Penn economics professor who killed his wife in 2006.

Robert Jensen was raised in adversity in the U.S. and now researches policy-based solutions to poverty worldwide

Penn’s new college house will be fit to follow the University’s new environmentally-friendly guidelines.

The first ever Cake Pop Con will be held in Philadelphia on Nov. 7-9

The Benjamin Franklin Statue outside of the quad nicknamed by University Curators as “Ben on The Bench”, is one of three statues representing our Universities’ founder on campus.

With a satisfying victory on Senior Day in the rearview mirror, Penn field hockey will wrap up its 2014 campaign on Saturday when it heads to Princeton to take on its rival in the season finale.

The study links protein modification with cocaine relapse in rats

Pursuing big-name professors is a massive effort with an uncertain payoff.

Nothing motivates better then a rivalry, and for Penn swimming, an early season meet against Columbia has the Quakers primed to start the year off fast.

For a team two games under .500, Penn volleyball sure is enthusiastic. The Palestra was just as loud during Wednesday night’s practice as it has been all season, even after another head-scratching weekend for the Quakers.

With disappointment swirling around Penn football and its conference record, the squad has upset on its collective mind.

As Penn men’s soccer enters its matchup with Princeton on Saturday, it does so with its back against the wall. In what will be one of the team’s toughest contests yet, the Red and Blue looks to secure a victory and continue playing for a change at the Ivy League championship.

This is the second year in a row that more than 5,000 applicants have applied early.

We just put out our Women's Hoops Issue to get you ready for the upcoming season. Make sure to pick up your copy on newsstands now!

For some of Penn's "non-traditional" students in the College of Liberal and Professional Studies — students who start at Penn when they're over 21 —, it's not always as easy to find the same opportunities.

When admissions officers read early decision applications throughout the next month, they will be keeping an eye for indicators of sexual orientation.