The Quakers ultimately fell to Stony Book, 4-3, this Saturday at the Levy Tennis Pavilion.

Neither Jess Knapp nor the women’s basketball team could catch a break against Yale Saturday night, as they fell, 66-53.

While the 7-0 score may seem to indicate that this was another easy win for the Quakers (6-0), in reality, the match was a battle.

This summer, Kings Court/English College House will get new lighting, flooring and furniture as well as new bathrooms and public spaces.

The Penn wrestling team wrapped up the dual meet portion of its season on a low, losing to perennial powerhouse No. 10 Lehigh on Sunday.

Recent developments at West Philadelphia High School contributed further to Community School Student Partnership’s decision to stop sending tutors to the site.

Penn should make it easier for College seniors to fill requirements unrelated to their interests.

In Washington, D.C. on Feb. 17, Leslie Berlowitz — president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences — named Gutmann and Annenberg Public Policy Center director Kathleen Hall Jamieson to the academy’s new Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences.

College junior Rachel Cohen wrote a letter to the editor about the superfluousness of a dining hall in the Quad.

As construction on a new natural gas pipeline near the Penn campus keeps students awake all night, administrators in Stouffer College House suggest they buy earplugs.

As the audience filed into Irvine Auditorium Friday and Saturday nights, female students marketed Silly Bandz and lollipops shaped like female genitalia — all in the spirit of The Vagina Monologues.

This school year, China became the top country of origin for international students and scholars at Penn.

Princeton avenged an earlier loss against the Penn women's squash team in the first round of the Howe Cup Tournament on Friday.

Last weekend, members of Penn’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community traveled to Columbia University to continue the tradition that began at Penn last year — the IvyQ conference.

With a turnout of 97 employers, Career Services hosted its largest spring career fair to date Friday in Houston Hall.

“Confession: A Roman Catholic App” is meant to be used as a preparatory tool for Confession, a practice through which devout Catholics seek to be absolved from sins.

John, who stole meals from under Houston Hall daily from October through January until being caught, is one of many students who steal food regularly from Houston.