Next month, the College Board will announce details of an extensive remodeling of its Advanced Placement program to emphasize depth — instead of breadth — of coverage.

Not even injury could slow down the No. 10 men’s squash team on Saturday when they took on No. 11 Williams at Ringe Courts.

Despite a 41-day layoff since their last match, the Red and Blue (5-1, 2-1 Ivy) showed few ill effects against Williams (6-6), ultimately winning 8-1.

The Quakers (5-3) traveled to Charlottesville, Va. for a dual meet and left with a 18-15 win over Virginia and a dominating 33-6 victory over VMI.

The women were triumphant at the Navy Invitational, and two hundred miles up the coast, the men’s team finished third at the Saturday Night at the Armory Invitational in New York, N.Y.

The Penn women’s basketball team rallied, but suffered its third straight loss Sunday, falling 54-45 to ACC powerhouse Virginia.

The Quakers’ women’s swim team traveled to New Haven, Conn. this weekend, defeating Dartmouth, 164-136, but falling to Yale, 179-121.

The Penn men’s swimming team defeated both Yale and Dartmouth on Saturday in a tri-meet held in New Haven, Conn.

Friday morning, seven high school students were hospitalized after a brawl between students from Boys Latin Charter and West Catholic High School in West Philadelphia.

Tomorrow afternoon, Penn Cheerleading will make its way to Orlando, Fla., to compete in the Universal Cheerleaders Association College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championship at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex.

Tommy Eggleston, brother of senior forward Jack, has begun the process of walking onto the football team.

A Penn parent wrote us to say the DP's coverage of alcohol and substance abuse presents a poor image of the University.

A statement issued by former Alaska governor Sarah Palin in response to criticism levied at her included the term "blood libel," angering Jewish organizations across the nation.

The conventional explanation for Penn students' non-attendance at sports games is that we lack school spirit or pride. But we show our pride in diverse fashions.

On Jan. 12, three unattended wallets were stolen in Huntsman Hall from students. The victims were unaware that their possessions were missing until campus officers returned them after apprehending the criminal.

With Martin Luther King Jr. Day coming up, we should take steps to right the civil-rights injustice of our time — educational inequality. One way to do so is to join Teach For America.

With a $350,000 starting salary, a Wharton graduate — who now works at a private equity firm — became the highest paid first-year Master in Business Administration graduate in the country last year.