Besides Harvard graduate Jeremy Lin, who signed with the Golden State Warriors in late July, three other Ivy hoops alums are playing professionally.

The NCAA should further ensure that athletes and schools are taking the right precautions to keep athletes safe.

The newly finished $26.7 million fitness center rivals any collegiate training facility in the nation, according to strength and conditioning coordinator Jim Steel.

While it’s unfortunate that the football opener conflicts with Yom Kippur, it is unfair to place the blame on Penn or the Ivy League.

Last winter, my family barely made it out of the city with our dignity, much less our car. The Philadelphia Parking Authority, with its strict regulations, is to blame.

Generation Y will be a generation to remember. The world is ours for the losing, or for the taking. But here’s me betting on the latter.

In addition to laying out their objectives for the upcoming fall election, College Republicans hosted a member of Congressional candidate Patrick Meehan's campaign at Tuesday's meeting.

According to Director of the LGBT Center Bob Schoenberg, a ruling that “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is unconstitutional put “one more nail in the coffin” of the policy.

The School of Engineering and Applied Science is coming off an eventful summer, during which faculty from various fields and levels of seniority received over $60 million in grants.

Since courses are only listed on Blackboard after students enroll in a class, students are finding it difficult to use syllabi to inform their registration.

In his second-annual “Back-to-School Speech” in Philadelphia on Tuesday, President Obama got a group of middle- and high-school students excited about the beginning of school.

Wharton Deputy Vice Dean of Student Life Kembrel Jones — also known affectionately as the Dean of Happiness — fosters students' well being.

A brain autopsy of Owen Thomas revealed a football-related disease linked with depression.

President Barack Obama will speak at 1 p.m. today in Philadelphia for his second annual “Back-to-School Speech.”

While most businesses are happy to have students back not everyone in West Philadelphia is excited.

Construction of Penn Park has blocked nearly all pedestrian pathways to Rhodes Field, making it difficult for fans, players and coaches to walk there.