Cosby, who spoke at the Palestra during Homecoming, discussed family values and the importance of recognizing the role of one’s parents.

It seems that, especially on a college campus, reading for pleasure has become a rare activity.

MERT’s fourth annual Mass Casualty Incident Drill involved the cooperation of about 30 volunteers who were covered in fake blood to make their injuries look more life-like.

On Nov. 7, prosecutors withdrew charges against Marquise Wakefield for his alleged robbery of a 14-year-old girl at gunpoint on Sept. 9.

A new course taught by the director of the Center for Technology Transfer Fellows Program aims to help students create and develop their own startup.

The Daily Pennsylvanian gets you caught up on what was discussed during the Trustees’ individual committee meetings last week.

We break down who was good, bad and worse for Penn in its season opener against Temple Saturday evening.

Down 14-12 in a fifth set and facing two match point opportunities for Harvard, Penn women’s volleyball showed the resilience that has made it so dominant over the past few weeks.

Why did Penn basketball even find itself with such a deep hole to come back from in the second half? The answer is Penn’s lack of defensive rebounding against a team it shouldn’t have lost to.

While the Penn men’s soccer senior class was honored before the game kicked off, it was a freshman duo who stole the show to give the Quakers a much-needed victory.

Penn fell to Temple despite taking a lead with less than two minutes left.

Basketball season is back at the Palestra, but for a change, it was Penn women’s basketball that had a chance to lift the curtain on the Cathedral of Basketball for 2013. However, St. Francis (NY) would spoil the Quakers’ first moment on the big stage this season.

Despite high expectations for Penn football heading into 2013, Bob Surace and his Princeton Tigers had their moment in the sun while spoiling Penn’s Homecoming.

In a season where Penn field hockey made a significant leap forward, it could not take the final step.

Penn looked poised to keep up with Princeton’s potent attack until the Tigers shut them down as the second half progressed, and the Quakers bowed to the Tigers, 38-26.

Follow the liveblog as Penn football takes on Princeton at The Buzz and read the recap at theDP.com after the game.

In its regular season finale, Penn notched two goals in that second half to secure a 3-2 win over arch-rival Princeton, boosting the Quakers’ hopes for postseason play.