The impact of the earthquake that struck Haiti on Tuesday is being felt at Penn, where plans have already been set into motion in an effort to help the relief efforts.

Philadelphia is preparing to go to college with the help of Mayor Michael Nutter — who recently announced plans to create a college office on the first floor of City Hall.

More women registered for rush this year than any other year on record, with an eight-percent increase from last year.

While nationwide law school enrollment has been on the rise, the number of African-American and Mexican-American students enrolled in law school has noticeably decreased in recent years.

The College junior's bail was set at $1000, and an arraignment has been scheduled for February 4 at 10 a.m., according to court documents.

Last month, a Penn School of Law study found discrepancies between what citizens believe a penalty for an offense would be and what Pennsylvania law states the actual penalty would be.

The Bridge Cinema de Lux, located at 4012 Walnut St., has been acquired by Rave Motion Pictures — but according to the company, the theater’s operations will remain the same for customers in the immediate future.

Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell exercised a line item veto and reduced the Vet School appropriation from $34,419,000 to $30 million.

Fran Dunphy’s squad was supposed to have its way with Jerome Allen's Quakers, but it turned into another competitive, hard-fought Big 5 game.

A service in honor of College sophomore Ryles will be held in the Terrace Room of Claudia Cohen Hall on Jan. 29.

With the start of a new semester comes the unveiling of a new and improved PennPortal.

Wednesday, a newly renovated Music Building opens after 18 months of construction. And the results hit a high note.

Winter break may have brought the men’s basketball team its first win of the season, but there’s little reason to believe that interim head coach Jerome Allen has made a huge difference on the court compared to Glen Miller.

It’s the coach against the player. It’s the student against the teacher. It’s two legends of Penn hoops lore back in action at the Cathedral of College Basketball for a classic Big 5 matchup.

On the team’s annual training trip last Tuesday, the Quakers took on Ivy opponent Brown at Florida International University’s outdoor pool,.

Despite picking up their first win of the season and playing stretches of encouraging basketball, the Quakers (1-13, 0-1 Ivy) were repeatedly unable to overcome slow starts and poor shooting on their way to a 1-5 mark over the break.

The Quakers’ 9-0 victory over Connecticut College capped off Saturday afternoon’s action, giving the women’s squash team its third shutout of the day following two wins over Stanford and Wesleyan.