Columbia was just the next victim of a ferocious Penn women’s basketball team overflowing with energy in its last home stand of the season.

The loss marks the Quakers’ third straight and the seventh loss of the season by 17 points or more

A retired New Jersey teacher has started a petition for a law named after College freshman Madison Holleran, whose January death was ruled a suicide.

Part of the Math, Physics and Astronomy Library in David Rittenhouse Laboratories will be converted to an active learning classroom and the Engineering Library in the Towne Building will close at the end of the semester.

UA Vice President Gabe Delaney and UA Representative Joyce Kim, both college juniors, turned in their petitions to run for UA president today.

In celebration of International Women’s Day, several organizations collided in the creation of a Women, War and Peace panel, held at International House Philadelphia.

On Tuesday morning, President Amy Gutmann announced the creation of the President's Distinguished Professorship Fund, which is part of a University effort to increase Penn's recruitment and retainment of outstanding faculty. 

For the Penn women’s lacrosse team, stingy was the word of the day.On Wednesday night, the Quakers’ defense held Rutgers without a goal for nearly forty consecutive minutes and senior midfield Lindsey Smith scored two second-half goals as the Quakers pulled off a 6-3 win heading into their first Ivy weekend.

Andy Tekriwal is CFO of The Real Meals, a local catering company that often provides food for Penn sorority and fraternity events.

Penn alumnus Morgan Neville won an Oscar for directing the Best Documentary Feature at the Academy Awards on Sunday night.

On Wednesday evening, SPEC Connaissance announced their spring speaker as Retta Sirleaf, also known as Donna Meagle from "Parks and Recreation."

On Friday and Saturday, the Red and Blue (19-6, 9-2 Ivy) will host Columbia and Cornell, the latter of which will be Senior Night, before finishing their regular season against the Tigers (18-7, 9-2) on Tuesday night.

Students will no longer be penalized a quarter of a point for getting the wrong answer and obscure vocabulary words will be replaced in favor of words relevant to college courses.

Clearly we have decided as a society that, in principle, the Government has a compelling interest in disallowing certain religious observances when they counteract the public good.

While the Red and Blue are not loaded with the firepower of the last several years, the blue-collar squad should contend seriously at multiple weight classes.

We think that by taking our problems lightly-by turning our insecurities into just another competitive game, we can minimize whatever is really going on.