Nastia Liukin's road to the podium was not easy, a story she told before a group of about 50 at Bodek Lounge Wednesday night.

The No. 13 men’s lacrosse team was the huge favorite against winless Saint Joseph’s, and played like it, dismantling the Hawks, 13-5, for its seventh win of the season.

Real estate mogul and Penn alum Donald Trump, who is rumored to run for the 2012 presidency, topped a recent poll on presidential support among conservatives.

A robot — 'PhillieBot' — created by Penn engineers threw out the first pitch at a Phillies game Wednesday.

A new service run by Penn students is delivering high-quality college advising to the fringes of Philadelphia.

More than 200 students and faculty members dressed in black joined hands on College Green Wednesday to protest racism at Penn in response to a recent guest column in the DP.

More than 300 students put food — which may appear in dining halls and retail spaces next year — to the test.

Penn women's lacrosse lost to Princeton Wednesday, ending the Quakers' 34-game Ivy win streak.

The number two cause of accidental death is now also the most commonly prescribed type of medication, according to two School of Medicine studies.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender awareness has made strides in the legal world, but still has far to go in the medical world.

The DP's weekly crime blotter for April 8-14.

Nathan Ensmenger, co-founder of the Science, Technology and Society program, was denied tenure after 15 years at Penn, prompting disappointment from his students.

Members of the Penn community, including President Amy Gutmann, share their thoughts on racism at the University.

A reader sent us a letter stating that the Zeta Psi Spring Fling petting zoo was, at the very least, exploitative and thoughtless treatment, if not animal cruelty.

A recent study suggests that students' tuition costs cover more than just their education, but Penn says students' tuition is solely allocated to academics.

Why the exclusivity in senior honor societies? Is it naive to think applications should be open to every student — not just those who have been tapped?

All classes should be about something more than just doing well on the exam. Sure, it sounds simplistic put on paper, but it is a fact frequently overlooked.