Furda cited ongoing technical issues with the Common Application as his office’s reasoning for pushing the ED deadline to Nov. 11.

For a sport that delivers the same aspects of competition, physicality and mental prowess as football, it’s a wonder why rugby hasn’t taken off in the United States.

_Fran Dougherty is back, Darien Nelson-Henry has a year of experience under his belt, and Henry Brooks is still shooting jumpers from the top of the key.

How’s the City 6 competition looking for this season? We find out.

This week’s crime log includes a string of thefts, vandalism, and a citation for public drunkenness and underage drinking.

Queer Palestinian activist Haneen Maikey noted the differences in the culture of homosexuality in Palestine and in Western cultures.

The Red and Blue (6-7-1) were beaten, 2-1, on an 84th-minute goal by Penn State sophomore defender Shane Campbell in a nonconference matchup Tuesday night at Rhodes Field.

Kenneth Cole talked about his social media presence, his campaign for AIDS research, and AWEARNESS, which focuses on social entrepreneurship.

Sandwiched between two of its biggest games of the season, the Penn women’s field hockey team takes a break from its Ivy League slate on Wednesday to take on Philadelphia rival Villanova at Ellen Vagelos Field.

Our series “Remembering Penn basketball” lets former Daily Pennsylvanian sportswriters and notable Penn men’s hoops fans give their greatest memories of the program. The second installment features former sports editor Brian Kotloff (C ’12).

The new contactless Penn card is more secure and has gotten positive reviews so far.

A project called “Face to Face” will feature portraits of children with facial deformities painted by artists from a local Philadelphia art studio called Studio Incamminati.

Our series “Remembering Penn basketball” lets former Daily Pennsylvanian sportswriters and notable Penn men’s hoops fans give their greatest memories of the program. The second installment features former sports editor Jeff Shafer (W ’06).

Catch up with former Penn basketball coach and current Virginia Athletic Director Craig Littlepage.

Penn has many ties with the Chinese university. In March 2010, Penn entered a memorandum of understanding with Peking University, and many of Penn’s schools work closely with the Chinese university.

Through taking a look at the relative sizes of players at each position in the Ivy League, the game takes on a whole new dimension.

Most of us were probably standouts in our high school, and now the tables have turned. Or at least, aren’t oriented so much in our favor. But when you’re at or near the top all the time, how much more can you grow?