In a double-overtime, 109-minute contest Saturday evening, the Harvard soccer team edged out the Quakers 2-1 in a game that saw both defenses harden against potent attacks.

Saturday’s 34-14 defeat of Harvard guaranteed the Quakers at least a share of the Ivy crown. It's their 15th Ivy title, their fifth in 10 years, and marks the third time they have won back-to-back titles.

In Jerome Allen's first game as head coach of the men's basketball team, the Quakers prevailed over the Wildcats as red and blue streamers made a triumphant return to the Palestra.

Though the Westboro Baptist Church wrote on its website that it planned to picket The Laramie Project at the Annenberg Center Saturday afternoon, no Church protesters arrived.

A goal in the 71st minute proved to make the difference for the Nittany Lions, as Penn was unable to equalize and suffered a 1-0 loss.

While Republicans scored a number of big wins across the country last week, netting one of the largest seat gains in Congress in half a century, Tea Party-backed candidates for Senate produced a far more mixed record.

With a rise in alcohol-related student transports to the hospital this fall, various University institutions are hoping to make on- and off-campus parties safer.

Organizers of the Laramie Residency at Penn hope to spark discussions about LGBT bullying on campus.

In the fight against the hate crimes that still occur in America, The Laramie Project aims to pioneer a powerful movement of education by telling the tragic story of Matthew Shepard’s murder.

The No. 19 Quakers host Harvard in their regular season finale, and the seniors will be fighting for another opportunity to play before a home crowd at Rhodes Field.

Fair Harvard has her Crimson and Dartmouth has its Green, but it is Penn volleyball that has last year’s Ivy League title and is looking to repeat.

The Penn Monologues, started by a group of students who felt like The Vagina Monologues needed an update, was performed in a smaller, "more intimate" setting and incorporated the male voice.

Both coaches have an idea of what to expect in Friday’s first-round NCAA tournament matchup in Morgantown, W. Va.

Since their first meeting over two years ago, Jerome Allen has trained Zack Rosen for a season like the one that starts Saturday — a season of striving for a return to glory.

On Thursday night, over 250 food enthusiasts of all ages and places convened at the Penn Bookstore to see Adam Richman, host of Man v. Food, promote his new book, America the Edible: A Hungry History, from Sea to Dining Sea.

In 2009, Tyler Bernardini suffered a season-ending injury in the second game. After a long recovery, the senior is looking to make an immediate impact.

It seems that the easy post-graduation options are returning home or living in the BosWash megalopolis. But don’t. For the love of God, don’t.