Although Penn has a slim chance to win the Ivy League, some Quakers’ grapplers are having great individual seasons.

Thursday, Penn faces another challenge when No. 17 Franklin & Marshall visits Ringe Courts for a midweek tilt in a match in which the Quakers will look to build confidence.

College freshman and New Orleans native Henry Brooks lost everything to Hurricane Katrina. His life, education and ability to play the game he loves are blessings that he does not take for granted.

Brandt and Barreiro become the fourth and fifth Quakers to be taken in an MLS Draft.

The Quakers dropped their fifth straight as star guard Alyssa Baron goes scoreless for the first time in her collegiate career.

The Religious Studies department will offer a class requiring students to abstain from using electronic and verbal communication, the internet and alcohol.

As its title implies, the ISP program — which was launched in the fall and is now entering its second full semester — is primarily focused on academics.

While HUP considered implementing such a program last February, they ultimately decided against it because they did not see it as an effective strategy.

Procrastinating college students around the world lost their go-to source of information on Wednesday as Wikipedia, Reddit, Wordpress shut down to oppose two bills.

Crime log for the week of Jan. 6 – Jan. 13

Corner — along with his team at James Corner Field Operations, his New York-based design practice — was chosen to lead the Olympic design out of a pool of more than 100 teams worldwide. INTERACTIVE: London Olympic Park and PennDesign

Disgraced journalist — and former executive editor of The Daily Pennsylvanian — Stephen Glass is awaiting a ruling on his request for a law license in California.

Last spring, the Common Application — the organization that provides the application platform for more than 450 colleges and universities worldwide, including Penn — implemented a 500-word limit for essay length.

The introductory session of “Business Frat 101” took place Tuesday evening in Huntsman Hall and marked the beginning of the business fraternity rush process.

Over the next two years, Provost Vince Price will be leading Penn in a large-scale internal review of its undergraduate education.

Harvest will occupy the real estate previously held by Marathon Grill and MarBar on the corner of 40th and Walnut streets.

Penn received 31,127 overall applications to its Class of 2016 — a 1.7-percent drop from last year’s total, Dean of Admissions Eric Furda announced on Tuesday.