Quakers can’t make the necessary adjustments and fall against NJIT, 52-48.

If you use prescription drugs incorrectly, you are drug user. There are no two ways about it.

Costa Rica’s status as a tourist’s paradise has made it a divided country — one that leads a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type of existence.

Though many students on campus have never heard of Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar, they are excited to try the new types of food that it will offer.

The website provides each user with a calendar where they can add in all of the events they are attending, as well as view what events their friends are going to.

Since fall 2004, Penn has been the only school in the Ivy League to offer a graduate program in video game programming and technology to its students.

From mummies to ancient swords to pottery from the Iron Age, the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has offered visitors a look far back into the past for over a century and a quarter.

On Dec. 16, the PennSound poetry archive launched PennSound Radio, a 24-hour stream of readings and conversations accessible through both iTunes and a smartphone.

UMOJA — the umbrella organization for black student groups at Penn — recently elected College junior Aya Saed as its new planning and facilitating chair.

An anonymous $16.3 million donation establishes the Neuroscience of Behavior Initiative, which will fund faculty recruitment and interdisciplinary research.

Last week — for the second time ever — Furda contributed a post on The New York Times’ “The Choice” blog, which provides news stories and advice to college applicants and their families.

The city saw 20.7 homicides per 100,000 residents in 2011, with Chicago following closely with 15.7.

Spring sorority recruitment began Tuesday evening in Irvine Auditorium with the recruitment chairs encouraging Potential New Members to look at the deeper values of the sorority houses.

Launched near the end of 2011 by several members of the Penn community, Resolution ’12 is an initiative that encourages people to make New Year’s resolutions to benefit others. VIDEO: Word on the Walk

When the Penn women’s basketball team takes the court for Wednesday’s matchup against NJIT, they will do so without their defensive anchor, senior Jess Knapp.

The Quakers appeared to have a case of the pre-semester jitters in a loss to La Salle. They simply couldn’t execute with any regularity, and now will likely be relegated to another winless season in the city round robin.

After losing senior forward Jess Knapp to injury over the break, Penn lost to Princeton 83-48 in the opening game of the Ivy season.