If reapproved by the Board of Trustees in Feb., Annenberg Dean Michael Delli Carpini will continue in his role for a second term, during which he hopes to continue setting and fulfilling his goals.

Personality tests don’t have a place in medical school admissions, and they definitely won’t override a bad MCAT score.

After both the men’s and women’s teams won all five of their matches last year at the Brandeis/MIT Eric Sollee Invitational, Penn fencing is hoping for a repeat performance.

Hopefully we can make sexual violence awareness more discussion based and bring more of the campus into the dialogue.

Penn's loan program will switch to Direct Lending from the government, which will allow students quicker access to funds and provide a small reduction in fees.

Individuals have always been able to create their own advertisements — provided they had the money to do so. Corporations and unions were barred from doing this. In a 5-4 vote, the court ruled that these restrictions were in violation of corporations’ and unions’ First Amendment rights.

The renovation of the former Post Office building at 30th and Market streets, along with the construction of a parking garage adjacent to the building, aims to connect Penn and Center City Philadelphia.

Business schools all over the world are recognizing that their students need to learn to think creatively and critically just as much as they need to learn traditional business skills like finance and accounting. Wharton is no exception.

The Wharton Alumni Relations Council launched its new Wharton Alumni Wisdom Newsletter.

For sophomore point guard Zack Rosen and the Quakers, this weekend’s contests at Yale and Brown present something of a clean slate.

Despite several season-ending injuries, the Penn men’s swimming team can still savor a battle for southeastern Pennsylvania swimming supremacy.

After a difficult 1-14 start, the women’s basketball team hopes to put their shooting woes behind them when they host Yale (6-10, 1-1) and Brown (4-12, 1-1) in the first Ivy League weekend of the season.

Ivy season may be over, but the Penn women’s swimming team still has a few more nonconference obstacles to face before League championships begin.

The Quakers will travel to Hempstead, N.Y., Sunday to take on a hobbled Hofstra team that has seen its starting 125- and 149-pound starters go down with season-ending injuries.

The Quakers succumbed to Princeton 9-0 for the fourth straight year. Penn dropped to 5-5 (1-3 Ivy) while the Tigers remained undefeated in Ancient Eight play (3-0), with a 6-1 overall record.

The applicant pools at Ivy League schools are getting more competitive every year. Penn, Brown and Princeton all saw significant increases in applications for admissions.