We’re delighted that President Gutmann and other University leaders have held true to their promise with the recent hires. 

Lawyers for plaintiffs who are seeking to overturn Pennsylvania’s ban on same-sex marriage filed a motion for summary judgment in a federal court on Monday.

The University City Summer Jobs Program connects West Philadelphia high school students with summer internships and prepares them for secondary education and their future careers.

Like all sports dynasties, Penn women’s lacrosse subsists on strong freshman classes year after year. As the Quakers hunt for a share of their eighth consecutive Ivy League title, freshman attack Sarah Barcia should help to provide a spark on the offensive side as one of the strongest offensive weapons in her class.

After Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas Judge Ellen Ceisler ruled on April 9 that the historic mansion on the corner of 40th and Pine streets could be demolished, the lawyer representing a group of neighborhood residents said they plan to appeal the ruling.

Fenwick High School (Ill.) senior power forward Dan Dwyer committed to join the Red and Blue next season, becoming the fifth member of Penn’s next recruiting class.

Israel has certainly played a role in prolonging the Palestinian condition. To say that Israel and its policies are the root cause of the problem, however, is historically inaccurate.

Penn football announced its four captains, all seniors, for next season as wide receiver Conner Scott, tight end Mitchell King, linebacker Dan Davis and safety Evan Jackson received the honor.

After winning three of its four contests against the Tigers, the Quakers are now sitting pretty, with a 2.5-game lead over trailing Columbia.

After spending its conference season dwelling at the bottom of Ivy League standings, Penn women’s tennis concluded its disappointing year on a positive note this weekend.

The weekend was both odd and even for Penn baseball.

For all the freshmeat out there, here is a quick and comprehensive guide to Penn’s lingo.

So you’re a freshman, eh?

Over the weekend, Penn men’s tennis closed out its season with three matches over three days, losing to Columbia at home, and then beating Binghamton and losing to Cornell on the road.