As the White House launches a program to lend support to interfaith service initiatives on college campuses, the religious community at Penn is experimenting with its own interfaith program.

The Quakers have gotten their taste of Charlie Sheen’s proverbial, 'Winning,' but are still searching for a road 'W.'

The Penn men’s tennis team’s biggest problem going into the Ivy League season is not a deficit of talent, but how to manage its surplus of talent.

For the women's lacrosse team, bouncing back from an unexpected loss begins Sunday at Cornell (3-4, 1-1 Ivy).

Now called Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, the new name reflects the wide variety of topics the program covers.

The correlation between a person's initials and their brand preferences may not be as "cute" as it seems.

James Finucane, Penn track’s junior miler, projects humility. In fact, Finucane is so noticeably humble that one would not likely guess he is currently Penn’s fastest miler.

Readers respond to an article on a discussion about gun-purchasing loopholes, clarifying the point that straw purchases of guns are illegal.

We received several letters to the editor responding to Penn parent Suzette Collins' guest column defense of military discrimination against transgender people.

Research done here at Penn points out that sleep is complicated and that we need to sleep smarter, not harder.

We need a renewed interest in the war that Frank Buckles fought and renewed appreciation for the sacrifices he and his WWI comrades made.

According to the 2010 Census report released this month, the Latino population is the state's fastest-growing minority, rising 45.5 percent in Philadelphia since 2000.

Despite graduate student memberships to the Pottruck Fitness Center slated to be lowered from $360 to $300 this August, the fee remains expensive for some students.

The board of directors for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers recently approved the use of “.xxx” domain names for adult entertainment websites.

The discussion, hosted by the History Undergraduate Advisory Board, emphasized how the recent tsunami and earthquake raised need for global understanding and awareness.

Most students consider the choice of actor Denzel Washigton as the 2011 commencement speaker a positive change from the business and political leaders chosen in the last few years.

In 1979 another acclaimed celebrity from the entertainment industry was selected and confirmed as the commencement speaker: Tennessee Williams. It was the first time students were involved in the selection process.