Penn women’s basketball heads up to Cambridge on Friday for a battle with Harvard for first place in the Ivy League, followed by a date with last-place Dartmouth in Hanover, N.H.

Hundreds of studies relating to mental health are always underway at Penn. About 35 studies are currently ongoing at the Center for Mental Health Policy and Services Research alone.

Penn wrestling will finish up the home stretch of its dual season close to campus this weekend.

Despite the abundance of degrees the committee members hold, however, there’s one glaring, crucial, inexcusable hole in this task force: a student voice. Indeed, on a committee responsible for assessing the state of mental health resources for students at Penn, there sit a whopping total of zero students.

“Can I take your picture?” One Penn student shields her camera from the flurries falling from the sky, waiting for a group of tourists to respond.

Seven years ago, Harvard basketball was little more than an idea. And seven years later, the results are undeniable: five straight 20-win seasons, three straight Ivy League titles and the first NCAA tournament victory in program history.

Some of the Penn track and field program will participate in low-key meets at Haverford and Princeton on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.

Penn men's basketball player Dau Jok has made a habit of picking up accolades for his volunteer and humanitarian work over the past three-plus years.

When the men’s basketball game against Harvard is over this Friday, don’t forget to recycle or compost your waste.

On Thursday, the U.S. Basketball Writers Association honored Jok with its Most Courageous Award.

Automated External Defibrillators are devices used to shock the heart when a person undergoes sudden cardiac arrest.

We sometimes throw around this language with the best of intentions, but what are we really saying here? We are perpetuating the idea that queer and trans identities are things that we need to be OK with, but things that objectively are not good.

After a nine month layoff and rejuvenated following a surprising 2012-13 campaign, the Penn men’s lacrosse team begins its season against defending the national champions, No. 1 Duke.

The lack of student representation on the newly created mental health task force drew sharp reactions from faculty and students alike after its announcement Wednesday afternoon.

Last night, education specialists and human rights activists shared their ideas and experiences working to promote equal education among all at a panel discussion held by Amnesty International at Penn and Penn Education Society.

Last night, Penn Law hosted a panel where experts discussed the problems behind the Syrian refugee crisis and interventions necessary for fixing it. 

The Office of the Chaplaincy and the Religious Activities Commons will be moving to 240 Houston Hall this summer, taking over the space of the Cultural Center, which has moved to the ARCH.