With less than 10 days before admits decide whether to attend Penn, some wonder if this week’s developments could impact matriculation numbers for the Class of '15.

Last week, the Common App released a series of changes to its 2011-12 standardized admissions form, which is expected to be used by record-high numbers of applicants.

Fresh off its four-game sweep of Princeton last weekend and riding a five-game overall winning streak, the Penn softball team is currently the hottest team in the Ivy League.

PIK professor Jonathan Moreno was chosen to replace STSC undergraduate chair Nathan Ensmenger Wednesday, following Ensmenger's recent tenure denial and decision to leave Penn.

For the first time in five years, Penn will attempt to rebound from an Ivy League loss, as it heads to Brown with its fifth-consecutive Ivy title on the line.

Legislation introduced in Congress last week would redefine sexual violence, broadening the array of crimes reported on college campuses across the country.

Trends show that business undergraduates have become disengaged with their coursework, according to a recent National Survey of Student Engagement.

Organized and operated by students through the Kelly Writers House, a new online journal called The Blacktop is creating fresh possibilities for young writers all over Philadelphia.

In an effort to bring Penn Athletics up to the terms of Title IX in 1996, the department created a Gender Equity Advisory Group.

The Pi Kappa Phi fraternity held its second-annual sorority dance competition titled War of the Roses Wednesday, in which Alpha Phi came out on top.

Cairo freedom of expression scholar Khaloud Saber visited Penn Wednesday to share her optimism for Egypt with students.

For our response to Christopher Abreu's column to merely be a condemnation of racism confuses the symptom with the disease.

The Penn community must take more steps to create an environment that is welcoming to individuals of all backgrounds.

White coats come in different shades, and no one should dissuade future doctors from choosing career paths that make them happy.

It took eight innings, three pitchers and three home runs, but the Penn softball team downed the neighbor Dragons Wednesday at the Drexel softball field.

Untimely hitting hurt Penn once again, as the Quakers fell to Lehigh, 6-5, on Wednesday.

Nastia Liukin's road to the podium was not easy, a story she told before a group of about 50 at Bodek Lounge Wednesday night.