Because they offer more immediate information, blogging and social media have become legitimate competition for print newspapers.

The Quakers have yet to put together a string of strong matches where every wrestler pulls his own weight.

While the number of bids is yet to be finalized, Penn’s newest sorority offered bids to women from all four classes.

The Young India Fellowship, started through an SEAS partnership, will offer one year of free education to 50 post-graduates and lead to the foundation of a new university.

Two weeks after losing to the Crimson, the Quakers head into this weekend’s Howe Cup a changed team.

The fire, which broke out at 6:45 p.m. Thursday, was the second in two days in the area and resulted in two hospitalizations.

Fresh off a dominant Ivy sweep against Cornell and Columbia last weekend, it’s clear that the women's basketball team is not the same one as last year.

Following a five-games-in-eight-days stretch, including four losses, the Quakers hit the road this weekend against Brown and Yale.

The new test, which will be an hour longer and include new types of verbal and quantitative questions, aims to better reflect graduate school work.

After extensive consultation with University leaders, Eduardo Glandt will now keep his deanship until 2015.

The DP's weekly crime blotter for the week of Feb. 3-10.

The USDA guidelines should be a call for organizations that provide food for large groups of people to take into account not only what foods are served, but how they are offered.

Why are we honorable enough to dispense the death penalty but not to mandate community service? Penn should introduce true student juries in the disciplinary system.

Whether the men's tennis team's 5-0 start indicates a great season to come or is simply the byproduct of a soft schedule remains to be seen.

Through encouraging recycling and energy conservation in Huntsman Hall, The Wharton Sustainability Program aims to promote environmentally friendly practices.

Xavier Harris is Penn’s first recruit from a Philadelphia public school in over three decades.

“‘I’m really confused about what the whole point is — sex? Commitment? Marriage? Fun?’” The lede to Daily Pennsylvanian columnist Bama Athreya’s 1988 column could easily be a text on anyone’s phone in 2011.