There always seem to be new ways to cheat. At multiple universities, students have appeared to share answers on quizzes, tests and exams by posting on Yik Yak.

Every year, there are a few students who apply to and are accepted by all eight Ivy League schools.

Last year, the yield rate for the Class of 2018 was also 66 percent. The overall acceptance rate for the Class of 2019 was 9.9 percent, also the same number as last year.

It’s taken nearly a decade, but Penn women’s lacrosse may have finally met its match in the Ivy League.

There’s really only one way to describe the end of Penn baseball’s season: Frustrating.

While many Penn sports saw their seasons end this past weekend, Penn men's golf will continue on to NCAA Regionals.

Thanks to Isaac Newton, it is a law of motion that an “object in motion tends to remain in motion.” This principle, otherwise known as inertia, holds true for Dartmouth softball.

A look at the best tweets of Penn basketball coach Steve Donahue

Looking to become a lawyer, you know, going to law school? Penn is the No. 1 place for that, according to the American Bar Association. The ABA reported that Penn Law is the top school for placing graduates in long-term jobs that require passing the bar.

Penn baseball falls short for second straight year.

It's finals season and that can only mean one things: Lots and lots of food ordered to libraries across campus. Grubhub released a list of the top 14 schools that order the most food during finals and Penn was No.

Penn Law professor Polk Wagner, who specializes in intellectual property and patent law, spoke out about the implications of her applications for lyric trademarks.

May Day became a battle on social media between Penn and Princeton. The rival Ivy schools had a small back and forth on Twitter.

Princeton is facing criticism from students after the school’s student government hired rapper Big Sean to perform at the college’s bi-annual Lawnparties music festival.

In preparation for this weekend’s Princeton Invitational, the athletes of Penn track and field will find themselves battling the ups and downs of a “runner’s high.”

For Penn women’s lacrosse, it's just about time for a changing of the guard. At the end of this season, senior superstars like goalkeeper Lucy Ferguson, defender Meg Markham and attack Tory Bensen will all graduate, leaving gaping holes in the starting lineup in  and leave gaping holes in the starting lineup. Also gone will be starting senior defenders Taylor Foussadier and Lydia Miller in addition to captain and starting midfielder Lindsey Smith.

Imagine it’s the bottom of the sixth inning in the rubber match of the Ivy League Championship series, your team is up 3-2 and just three outs separate you from an Ancient Eight crown, an NCAA berth and a chance at glory. Then, the opposing team drills in five runs, gains control of the lead in punishing fashion and all of that glory slips away. Penn softball doesn’t have to imagine.