Two tournaments into the spring season, Penn men’s golf claimed its first trophy at the George Washington Invitational this weekend in Bethany Beach, Del.

Penn's cricket team — ranked 25th of 32 heading into the American College Cricket Championship last week — finished in third.

The season might be over for Penn’s men’s basketball team, but some future Quakers are looking forward to the future.

Monday night, the Engineering Dean’s Advisory Board arranged “SEAS the Day,” three twenty-minute talks by Penn professors in Levine Hall.

Although many electronics are currently silicon-based, a substance called graphene may be replacing it in the near future.

The Office of the Provost announced Penn’s theme for 2011-2012 will be the “Year of Games: Body and Mind” at Penn.

Under coach Karin Brower Corbett’s leadership, the No. 4 Penn women’s lacrosse team has proven that the Ivy League athletic power structure isn’t always set in stone.

Starting in April, Penn's Payroll Office announced that it will only pay employees — including students and staff — through direct deposit or a new automated system.

A fake email sent to the Engineering community by a faculty member Monday morning announced that classes before noon in the Moore Building were canceled due to an electrical failure.

Donating money won't solve Japan's problems, but the aid will show support.

The DP sat down with Undergraduate Assembly presidential candidates Tyler Ernst and Cornelius Range to learn a little more about them and their plans for the upcoming year.

In a guest column, Moral Voices at Penn examines the issues of food injustice and hunger, problems that especially plague developing countries.

Penn for Life wrote a guest column arguing for more resources — such as the Mothers' Home in Darby, Pa. — to be offered to women as alternatives to abortion.

Slow greens and high winds kept the Penn women’s golf team from pushing past first-place Yale and St. John’s for the top spot this weekend at the C&F; Bank Intercollegiate in Williamsburg, Va.

Despite falling behind 0-2, Penn rallied back to win 4-3 against St. John’s on Friday afternoon at the National Tennis Center in New York, adding another victory to its record.

With bases loaded, the Quakers couldn't connect and Syracuse cruised to a 6-1 victory in game one of the doubleheader, and 8-1 in second at Warren Field.