There have been many reasons why the Quakers have failed to pull out a win against the Wildcats in the last 100 years, but this time it was Penn’s starkly one-dimensional offense.

Penn men’s soccer had two rainy, muddy, yet comfortable victories over Stony Brook and Long Island.

Penn needs to reconfigure two of its alcohol-related policies.

This fall’s new television shows copy the style of Mad Men, but miss its substance.

Sunday evening, The International Affairs Association and Penn Friends of Israel hosted 150 students, faculty and community members in Bodek Lounge in Houston Hall to hear U.N. Watch Director Hillel Neuer highlight what he sees as problems with the U.N.

Penn’s newest students and candidates for the 2015 Class Board and Undergraduate Assembly elections enjoyed pancakes, bacon and scrambled eggs in Houston Hall to mark the beginning of voting season.

In line with a U.S. Department of Education requirement, Student Financial Services is set to unveil its version of a net-price financial aid calculator by the federal deadline, Oct. 29.

Saturday’s carnival was held in the Hall of Flags due to inclement weather, but the Holy Fuck concert remained outdoors in the original location on College Green.

Known for “brunch all day” at its Italian Market and Fairmount locations, Sabrina’s Café has a new location on Drexel’s campus.

Leroy Nunery — a Penn parent, graduate and faculty member — was appointed acting chief executive officer and superintendent of the Philadelphia School District just before the start of the academic year.

Penn dedicates a full-time police officer to one of the 26 Police Athletic League centers across Philadelphia which serve as after-school programs for local communities.

Representatives from fine arts groups in Philadelphia dispensed information and free giveaways in the annual fair.

Penn is accused of a high number of repeat and severe violations of the Animal Welfare Act in a report by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.

The seven-story glass and steel structure is due to arrive on Penn’s campus in 2014.

Since then the Rotunda’s goal has been to connect Penn students with the greater West Philadelphia community, Rotunda Director Gina Renzi said, adding that they were “trying to mix it up and get a bunch of different people in the room.”

Team Philly had a city to represent and a homecourt to defend, and they played like it, ultimately emerging with the well-deserved 131-122 win.

The sixth annual festival will bring together students from Penn’s 12 graduate schools with a week of food, fairs, and fun.