In his third year as Penn's Director of Lacrosse Operations and a former goalkeeper for the Quakers, Ted Rawlings is very much the face of Penn lacrosse.

With Penn women’s lacrosse looking for its eighth straight Ivy title and men’s lacrosse looking to make the jump into the NCAA Tournament, the Quakers have scheduled some tough opponents to get them ready for an important season.

Penn's senior goalkeeper is not only instrumental for Penn men's lacrosse on the field, but also in terms of team dynamics.

For Penn women’s lacrosse, 2013 was the same old story. Another Ivy League championship. A seventh consecutive bid to the NCAA Tournament.

The Faculty Senate Executive Committee voted unanimously to support Penn's divestment from tobacco. The University Council will discuss the proposal at today's meeting.

While most upperclassmen are on the hunt for jobs this time of year, Penn senior midfield Zack Losco doesn't have to worry about what lies ahead.

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The report provides three primary recommendations to strengthen University resources for preventing and responding to alcohol and drug misuse.

One study linked HIV to mental health.

Penn students currently face heavy workloads and carry many extracurricular responsibilities that cause excessive stress.

The nine-time Grammy Award-winning singer and 1999 College graduate will deliver the commencement address this year.

A lawsuit claims Penn demoted Janet White after an eight-week leave of absence for mental health reasons.

Penn freshman lightweight rower Jake Ford set his first of not one nor two, but three under-19 lightweight 5,000-meter, 30-minute, and 60-minute world records.

The scholarship will cover the cost of the tuition for her master’s degree and provide her with additional money for living expenses.

A new Interfaith Fellow  for Mindfulness has just arrived on campus.The Office of the Chaplain introduced the new role to Penn this semester to provide a figure to guide meditation and Buddhist groups on campus.

We are two members of the Class of 2013. As proud Penn alums, we have been distant witnesses to recent events at our beloved University that have made us uneasy.

As six concerned members of the Penn community who strive to foster multicultural dialogue, we find the general trend of parties that serve to culturally objectify and vilify certain groups on campus deeply concerning.