In its home opener at Franklin Field, Penn hosted several local schools in the Philadelphia College Classic, taking full advantage of the day’s gorgeous 60 degree and sunny weather in the process.

The second half was all Longhorns as No. 12 Penn fell in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, 79-61, despite 25 points from senior captain Alyssa Baron

In order to take part in Mixter, one person needs to sign up and form a group of three people. After selecting specific preferences — such as “Wharton guys” or “Temple girls” and age — users are contacted by Mixter and are matched with another group.

A study conducted by Penn psychology professor Sigrid Veasey over the past year shows continuous sleep loss could result in brain damage.

Drexel University sophomore Stephanie Ross died on March 10 due to infection by the same rare strain of meningitis seen at Princeton.

As Associate Dean, Larry Gladney will oversee the Departments of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Astronomy, Earth and Environmental Science, Mathematics, Linguistics and Psychology, in addition to a number of research centers.

The For the 24th consecutive time, the Quakers took down the Hoyas, led by former Penn coach Gordie Ernst, 4-3. The Quakers are now 30-1 all-time against Georgetown.

Far away from the comfort of the Sheerr Pool, Senior Shelby Fortin competed in three final events at the NCAA National Championship Meet in Minnesota, bringing to a close what has been a truly remarkable collegiate career.

No. 11 seed Lorenzo Thomas went 5-3 over a grueling three-day stretch at the NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City to finish sixth and become Penn’s first ever 184-pound All-American, the 27th overall.

For about 11 minutes, Penn men’s lacrosse was feeling it, on the verge of breaking an eight-year long losing streak to Cornell. Then reality set in.

School of Social Policy & Practice student Alice Wiley committed suicide in late December over winter break.

SPEC announced the choice at an event Thursday night.

Last night, Guardsmark professor in the Department of Legal Studies and Business Ethics Eric W. Orts tackled this issue at an event by the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal. In his presentation entitled “The Future of Corporate Personhood in American Law,” Orts examined theories of the firm, its legal foundations and Supreme Court cases involving Citizens United and Hobby Lobby.

College junior Sanibel Chai and her co-founder and high school friend Liz Lian are launching their company WICK to create party wear for women made from the same moisture-wicking fabrics of yoga clothes. While WICK is still waiting for their first batch of fabric to be delivered, interested buyers can sign up on their website to be in the know when WICK’s clothing becomes available.

John Brown UniversityAn opinion column, by Deborah Raiees-Dana, in John Brown University's student paper wrote a column titled "Rethink Yoga" that sought to to highlight the place of yoga in American culture.

As SPEC reveals the final details for this year’s Spring Fling, one of the organization’s sub-committees —SPEC-TRUM— is preparing to bring three of hip hop’s rising stars to campus next month.

This time last year, Penn (along with the rest of the higher education community) was anxiously awaiting the decision of a Supreme Court case that had the potential to seriously alter current admissions practices, Fischer v.