The Red and Blue were swept by both Yale and Brown in two Ivy League doubleheaders.

A wild win for Penn baseball opened a 2-2 weekend that still left them atop the divisional standings.

The second annual powwow hosted by Natives at Penn not only showcased Penn's progress in increasing awareness of American Indians, but also the long road ahead.

The prosecution in the trial against Raj Rajaratnam rested its case on April 6, and the defense will begin calling witnesses Monday.

This weekend, new members of Zeta Tau Alpha were initiated, and the Alpha Beta chapter of the sorority was recolonized at Penn.

A recent study showed cell phones can emit radiation that can cause changes in brain activity. But according to Bioengineering professor Kenneth Foster, this study — and others — have been wrongly interpreted into apocalyptic forecasts.

After Sunday’s 14-10 loss to Northwestern, the No. 8 Quakers are now 2-9 all time against the undefeated No. 2 Wildcats.

Saturday, Penn football took on quite possibly its hardest Ivy opponent of the season — itself — in the closest simulation the team will get to a real game until the fall.

To reach its current level of success, gene therapy research at Penn had to overcome technological obstacles, national controversy and ethical dilemmas throughout the years.

Brown — previously winless in conference — dealt a tough blow to the Quakers' regular-season title and NCAA tournament hopes with a 13-12 win.

Penn is slated to eliminate three of its 10 meal plans for the coming year, with the remaining plans renamed with acronyms to better reflect what students will receive.

Penn’s leaders in diversity were honored by the James Brister Society at a reception this Friday.

Penn Microfinance Club's weekend conference, entitled The New Face of Microfinance, consisted of several panels and two keynote speakers and focused on the new controversies and challenges that are arising in the Microfinance Model.

As the thunderous sounds of drumbeats drew students to GreenFest in Houston Hall on Friday, they walked away with a T-shirt, an eco-friendly bottle of Coke and a new perspective on the environmental initiatives going on at Penn.

Today, comediennes wear the figurative pants. Rather than trying to play down their looks or smarts, they aren’t afraid to use them as assets.

Penn’s Career Services could do more to help students when it comes to collecting and distributing letters of recommendations for graduate school.

As part of Greek Week, Penn’s eight sororities had the chance to settle their differences on the gridiron Thursday in Powderpuff football.