Columbia has not defeated the Quakers once over the last 14 seasons and has suffered six straight defeats at Franklin Field dating back to 1995.

Senior Daniel Keat will present a formidable challenge when No. 17 Penn takes on Dartmouth (6-3-1. 1-1-0 Ivy) at 4 p.m.

In reality, we have learned little about this year’s Penn football squad so far.

The Philadelphia Police have a plan to handle riots if the Phillies win the World Series this year, and it seems like they will do a good job.

I feel that not passing a bill like President Barack Obama’s anti-outsourcing bill will have dire consequences for our economy.

The Class of 1920 Commons’ basement is getting a makeover. We commend the UA and Business Services for making a relatively fast change to fill a campus need.

Zeta Tau Alpha, the fourth out of five remaining sorority candidates, presented to the Panhellenic extension committee on Thursday night. Watch a video interview with their representatives.

Penn was honored for its sustainability efforts at the Fourth Annual American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment Summit this past Wednesday.

How to achieve victory on a level playing field is a question that the volleyball team needs to ask itself as it digs deeper into conference matches.

Thanks to two major anonymous donations, Penn’s Rare Book and Manuscript Library will begin the first stage of renovations at the end of this month.

On Thursday afternoon, graduate students, Penn faculty and a number of other spectators gathered in Irvine Auditorium to hear Monica das Gupta speak on both the causes and the implications of son preference in Asia.

A comparison with several other Ivies demonstrated that Penn's services for families of faculty and staff members are in line with those of its peer institutions.

Wharton professor Karl Ulrich, the owner of over 20 patents, was recently appointed to be "Dean of Innovation" — a new deanship created to promote entrepreneurship and invention.

An exhibit focusing on global human security and advocates for the disarmament of nuclear weapons premiered on Thursday in Claudia Cohen Hall and will continue to be on display every weekday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Oct. 29.

The Quakers shut out Wagner, 4-0, with two goals from the boot of junior Marin McDermott Wednesday night.

It seems detrimental to the Quakers to continue splitting quarterback time.