Susan Cheever, who authored a biography of author Louisa May Alcott, spoke at the Kelly Writers House Monday as part of the Writers House Fellows Program.

Applying to Penn as a twin or as a student with an older sibling at the University provides some advantages comparable to the benefits that legacies receive.

From playing against the Harlem Globetrotters to coaching the Quakers, Mike McLaughlin's journey has centered on one thing: the love of the game.

Zeta Tau Alpha’s colonization efforts mirror much of Sigma Kappa’s, which came to campus in 2002.

One would expect that the braggadocio with which the Ivy Hoops Roundup has chronicled the season so far would die hard this week. But where’s the fun in that?

College sophomore Meredith Shea is looking to bring polo back to Penn — and so far, things are looking good.

As part of the new MBA curriculum launched in December, Wharton is promising graduates free, one-week courses every seven years throughout their working lives.

The Undergraduate Assembly discussed a possible smoking ban, funds from the Provost's Office and next year's budget in its meeting Sunday night.

A student walkout at West Philadelphia High School further highlighted the instability that may have ceased the operation of daytime tutoring by Community School Student Partnerships at the high school.

Maybe Penn doesn’t need that “perfect game,” but the players need to execute as a cohesive unit.

Penn’s Zeta Beta Tau and Sigma Delta Tau chapters worked with the American Red Cross to collect blood from 96 people.

Sunday night, the Budget Committee presented its 2011-12 budget to the Undergraduate Assembly. Overall, the total UA budget will increase by 4.01 percent from last year to $1,923,377.

I’m thinking of doing something a little bigger for Valentine's Day this year. I’m thinking of getting married.

The number of recipients of prestigious scholarships who are associated with the University will continue to fluctuate, but Penn’s reputation as a superb academic institution will remain stable.

Hook ups, though hard to define precisely, characterize the love lives of many students at Penn.

The men defeated Brown, Columbia and Princeton, but notched third place overall with a 3-2 record in the Ivy tournament. The women went 3-3, taking fourth.

Cornell (11-1, 3-0 Ivy) overpowered Penn (9-4, 4-2), winning four of the first five bouts, and left the Quakers gasping for air with little room to recover.