Maryland beat Penn twice last year, but Penn doesn’t need the motivation of revenge in today’s match against the No. 1 Terrapins.

The men's lacrosse team will try to stay in the hunt for an Ivy League tournament bid when they host No. 15 Yale Friday.

This year’s winners of the Fels Institute of Government Public Policy Challenge on March 28 are four young women, fighting to feed Philadelphia.

Penn students and faculty members are beginning to think that 13-year-old Rebecca Black's hit music video, "Friday," may contain a deeper significance.

The webcast — which drew several viewers at Penn and 400 total across the country — addressed the 20th century philosopher and author's philosophy of objectivism.

The award, given to College and Wharton junior Corey Metzman, provides up to $30,000 for graduate study for students who hope to pursue careers in public service.

Actress America Ferrera delivered the keynote address in Huntsman Hall Wednesday for Festival Latino, a week-long event celebrating Latino culture.

On March 30, Re:Thinking Queer presented 'Criminal Queers,' an independent film about gay struggles within the prison industrial complex in America.

In the past two weeks, there have been four burglaries in the residential area around 40th and 41st streets from Pine to Sansom Streets, Penn Police said.

Readers respond to letters to the editor published on Wednesday that condemned a controversial advertisement about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Debilitating phobias can be a real problem. So I was pretty excited when I heard about a potential shortcut to overcome them.

Maurice Watson Jr., a 5-foot-10 junior point guard for Boys’ Latin Charter, considers Penn his top choice, according to father and coach Maurice Watson Sr.

By extending our hand to young people across the globe, we are not only serving our national interests. We are feeding the nation’s soul.

UA vice presidential candidate Adam hamilton shares what he can offer students if he is elected — making the UA a medium for mobilizing students.

If AT&T; has its way, there may be more bars in more places — but fewer cell-phone carrier options.

In 1992, the Undergraduate Assembly had a “problem attracting a large field of candidates” to fill its ballot slots, The Daily Pennsylvanian reported.