A student said Penn Police have disrupted various events at off-campus locations, including  an "ice-cream social" where there was no alcohol. 

Penalties, turnovers and a missed field goal were a few of the many miscues that doomed Penn in a 24-14 defeat at home against Army.

This past Friday at Rhodes Field, Penn tied Cornell in a hard-fought but scoreless battle. Coming off of a statement win against Harvard, the Quakers came out hot to start the game, firing off three shots to Cornell’s zero in the first 15 minutes of the contest.

Despite the season's early woes, the Quakers (1-6-1, 0-0-1 Ivy) entered the competition with energy and confidence. However, Penn's early dominance was met by an offensive onslaught by Cornell in the second half and overtime.

As the rooms were set ablaze, Upper Merion Chief Fire Marshal John Waters said, “Keep in mind, this could be your living room, your bedroom." 

“I think it’s great timing. It’s the start of midterm season, we’re in the height of OCR, we have a lot of stuff we can get out right here."

SARAH KHAN is a College freshman from Lynn Haven, Fla.

Members of the Undergraduate Assembly initially proposed having CIS count towards students' language requirements. 

"If we just stay on our campus, then we're not really doing anything to help the larger community. We have to use our power and privilege as Penn students."

The annual conference was geared toward underclassmen who are less likely to be going through on-campus recruiting, organizers said. 

Two plays in the last five minutes — one on each end of the field — made the difference between Penn football and Dartmouth as the Quakers came out on the wrong side of a 16-13 loss under the Friday night lights of Franklin Field. 

The Quakers trail Dartmouth at halftime of their Ivy League opener, 10-7. 

Persian literature professor Fatemeh Shams has been separated seemingly indefinitely from her Iranian parents, both of whom are poor in health. 

 “If you’re working a lot, make sure it’s something you’re passionate about and something you’re excited about."

FFP members stood silently along the wall across from Penn President Amy Gutmann, armed with computer print-outs that read slogans like “Stop Funding Climate Change." 

Capogiro co-owner Stephanie Reitano attributed the shop's closing to high rents and local competition. 

Under the midday sun, students held up signs to protest Heather Mac Donald who has argued repeatedly that the Black Lives Matter movement perpetuates a "war on cops."