The schools are taking part in the Jed & Clinton Health Matters Campus Program.

California Mandates Verbal Consent to SexNon-verbal consent is no longer a defense to rape charges in California.A new law signed by Governor Jerry Brown defines consent as an “affirmative, conscious, and voluntary agreement to engage in sexual activity.” California is the first state to mandate verbal, explicit consent for its

On Wednesday evening, around 150 Penn students heard Dennis Hastert, the 59th Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, speak at Houston Hall.

To counter the pervasive presence of real estate eyesores in the neighborhood, UCD developed Project Rehab to transform neglected properties into valuable community assets.

The four most expensive campus fire incidents in the last five years have  cost the University more than $610,000  in total.

Penn President Amy Gutmann was confronted about her response to the mental health crisis

Free 3-D printing comes to the Towne Building.

The creator of fitness programs such as “Hip Hop Abs,” “Focus T25,” and “Insanity,” spoke about the relationship between physical and emotional health in a Q&A session in the latest installment of the Year of Health events for the 2014-2015 school year.

College alums discussed their careers in media at Buzzfeed and Digitaria

While the Appropriations Committee continues to fund these programs, reauthorization plays an important role in how federal funds are allocated.

The bill passed the Philadelphia City Council 14 – 2 on Sept. 18.

On Saturday, the Quakers will look to stay hot and pick up their third straight win when they travel north to take on Dartmouth at noon in Hanover, N.H. and they hope to find another hero in the process.

It’s hard to call the first game of Ivy play a must win for any team, but for the Penn men’s soccer program, we might just have to make an exception.

Off to its best start since 2010, Penn sprint football is riding a wave of positivity. To keep up the momentum, though, the Quakers will have to buck the trends of history.

With last weekend behind them, the Red and Blue look now to face the Lions for their first win in Ivy League play. Though conference games just started and Quaker confidence is still high, an 0-2 Ivy record for Penn would not bode well.

Penn women’s soccer is looking to get the ball rolling this weekend in Ithaca after a rough start to conference play, and they know they will be in for a fight.

When it comes to Ivy League football, the old adage is wrong: It’s not how you start the season, it’s how you start conference play.