In its first tourney appearance since 1946, Harvard fell, 79-70, to SEC tournament champion Vanderbilt in Albuquerque, N.M.

Phillies fans across the area could only dream of conversing with the likes of Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee and Cole Hamels. But for former Penn righty Paul Cusick, it became a reality earlier this week.

Five members of the Penn wrestling team began the NCAA Championships Thursday with high hopes and championship aspirations.

A weekly roundup of higher education news around the Ivy League and peer schools.

Increasing numbers of students each year are opting to live in gender-neutral suites in the college houses. INTERACTIVE: Gender Neutral Housing Around the Ivies

No middle schooler growing up in the United States should be forced to realize that she has inherited an outsider status.

Chairez put a face to undocumented students across the United States and used her story in order to advocate for another individual.

Some people might find the idea of grabbing coffee with a stranger a rather weird and awkward activity. If someone I didn’t know had approached me a year ago, I would have been weirded out.

While I’m thankful for all the events that the Social Planning and Events Committee, in particular, organizes for students, I still feel like they’re really letting Penn students down.

The Quakers head to North Carolina for the Wake Forest Invitational this weekend for the meet that marks the beginning of the outdoor season.

All PennWalk officers and officers who patrol Penn Park will vote on April 12 on whether they want to be a part of the Philadelphia Security Officers Union, an independent union for security guards in the area.

The faculty and staff are just as much a vital part of this community as the students are, but are rarely seen at Penn basketball games. They should come be a part of a part of the Penn community Monday night at the Palestra.

Harvard entered the NCAA tournament as a media darling. But the Crimson’s loss to Vanderbilt on the first day of March Madness was especially sweet for Penn fans.

Two volunteers from NRA University, a program for college students run by the National Rifle Association spoke in Huntsman Hall today on gun control and advocated Second Amendment activism.

Collaborating with Friday Architects, the historical market has been undergoing renovations since last year and is expected to be completed by next month. INTERACTIVE: Reading Terminal Market Renovations

The Master of Fine Arts program invited Siu Lan to campus for this the Harmonious Signs Project and as an opportunity to work with students.