Following a vote Thursday night by the Panhellenic Council extension committee, a new chapter will join campus as early as next year as Penn's ninth sorority.

Thursday was national “Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.” Typically, 200 to 250 Penn employees bring at least one child.

College junior Jessica Riegel's semester abroad at the University of Cape Town reveals the conflict of first and third worlds in South Africa.

Comedy groups amped up a Wharton lecture hall Thursday night in an effort to break down intercultural barriers.

A non-profit organization that focuses on campus crime prevention nationwide unveiled a plan to make enhancements to the federal Jeanne Clery Act and Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments.

Penn’s 10-year-old women’s golf program may be the second youngest in the Ivies, but it may also be the most experienced.

The men's lacrosse team is keeping its eyes on the prize: the final game of the season at Dartmouth Saturday.

The Quakers will head to New Jersey for their annual four-game set against Princeton. The first two games will begin today at 12:30 p.m., and the series will finish up with two more tomorrow at the same time.

The launch, which took place at Irvine Auditorium Thursday afternoon, was the first time the International Relations Program officially celebrated the publication of the Sigma Iota Rho Journal, which features an essay from Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.

An organic, student-led solution to Penn hoops' attendance problem may be the way to recovery.

The University has implemented new initiatives to “greenify” the Relays, which began Thursday and are continuing today and Saturday. Brochures and programs will use recyclable paper, and recycling bins have been placed in Franklin Field and in the Village and Concourse adjoining the stadium.

A new blood test for appendicitis under trial at the School of Medicine could eventually replace costly and harmful radiation scans for patients needing immediate diagnoses for abdominal pain.

When the Penn women’s lacrosse team takes on Brown at Franklin Field Sunday, senior co-captain Ali DeLuca’s mother, father and younger sister Katie will be there to honor her as they partake in senior night festivities.

Each ballpark has distinct dimensions, personality, structure and setting that have a major effect on how the game is played. Ivy parks are no exception.

Jeremy Brochin has been at Hillel for 36 years, and in that time, the school has seen various changes in the Jewish community, including the opening of Steinhardt Hall as Penn Hillel in 2003.

Penn is one of the most sustainable universities, according to The Princeton Review’s Guide to 286 Green Colleges and to the final results of its 2009-2010 College and University Green Power Challenge.

Penn’s 10-year-old women’s golf program may be the second youngest in the Ivies, but it may also be the most experienced.