Lisa Jacobs, an MSW candidate at SP2, wrote a guest column about the need for city funding toward housing people living with HIV/AIDS.

The Latino Coalition has been working to make sure that future applicants have the resources to overcome language barriers when applying for financial aid.

Imagine staring at a clock for 40 minutes as it counts down, second by second, teasing you while you physically exert yourself to the brink of exhaustion.

This weekend, Penn’s track and field team will travel to the Armory, a state-of-the-art indoor track facility in Manhattan, to compete at the indoor track Heptagonal Championships.

Senior captain Hicham Laalej leads the men’s tennis team into Saturday’s home match against Maryland-Baltimore County, as the Quakers look to extend their seven-game winning streak.

In the past, global news took weeks to travel from the source to the public. Today, however, the technology age has made live footage just a remote or mouse click away.

John Dudzik and freshman teammate Daniel Judd will likely fill the No. 7 and 8 spots competing in Division B at this weekend’s College Squash Association men’s team championships.

At the same time famous tennis player Andre Agassi spoke across campus, about 800 students crowded into Irvine Auditorium to choose academia over celebrity.

Penn isn't the only one putting emphasis on its 2011 season, which opens Saturday against University City rival Drexel at Franklin Field.

Harvard and Princeton universities announced Thursday that they will reinstate early action programs for Class of 2016 applicants, which could put a dent in Penn's early app numbers.

The Philadelphia Fire Marshal's Office has identified the cause of a Feb. 17 fire as "incendiary," with the Philadelphia Police Department now looking for an arsonist at large.

Over the past few years, employers have become less willing to pay for their employees to receive MBAs — a trend that holds true at Wharton.

Penn graduate student Josh Maxwell is also the mayor of Downingtown, Pa., a 9,000-person borough in Chester County located 33 miles from Philadelphia.

Penn alumnus Jon Huntsman, Jr. was not expecting to elicit claims that the U.S. is supporting the "Jasmine Revolution" protests in China when he strolled through a busy area in Beijing.

Teach for America was the third largest employer for last year’s graduating class, with 43 Penn graduates joining the teacher corps nationwide.

Thursday night, a crowd of about 1,000 people packed into Zellerbach Theater to hear from an Olympic gold medalist who has made it his life goal to challenge the high-school dropout rate.

When Penn travels to Ithaca on Saturday night, a familiar face will patrol the opposite sideline — Cornell women’s basketball coach and former Penn assistant coach Dayna Smith.