The Dartmouth and Harvard women’s basketball teams each piled it on early and often, cruising to 51-37 and 66-40 victories, respectively.

I’m thrilled about Obama’s desire to expand the Pell Grant program for college students. It’s about damn time.

I’m not calling for a radical “No Freshman Left Behind” reform to first-year advising, but the system could use some improvements.

By choosing to allocate her $500,000 award from the Carnegie Corporation to undergraduate research, internships and the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, Penn President Amy Gutmann is putting students first.

Penn men’s squash was handed its sixth loss of the season Saturday, when the Quakers lost 7-2 to a No. 2-ranked Harvard team in Cambridge, Mass.

Penn kept it competitive for nearly the entire game, but a barrage of threes towards the end squashed any chance of a comeback. When it was all over, the Quakers fell to Harvard, 80-66, now stand at 2-2 in the Ivy League.

Penn won its second-straight game in dramatic fashion, a 53-51 nail-biter over Dartmouth. It is their first back-to-back win since Feb. 17 of last season.

Moving course evaluations from the traditional pencil-and-paper format to an online ratings system significantly increased the number of evaluations that were completed.

A trial date of April 20 was set Thursday morning for College junior Cyrus Shepherd-Oppenheim, 22, who allegedly stole items from passengers while on a plane.

Nursing and Wharton senior Christina Zhang was attacked Jan. 21 by two black teenage girls near the Broad Street Health Center, located at 1415 N. Broad St.

Like President Barack Obama's State of the Union address and proposed budget, Penn has been working toward goals of cutting education costs and helping more students afford college.

Although Penn lists Quakerism as an option on its religious surveys, other faiths such as Judaism and Catholicism likely have a greater ideological influence due to their larger numbers on campus and in the surrounding community.

The Market Street Revitalization Project — which runs from 34th to 41st streets on Market Street — will improve sidewalks, traffic lights, pedestrian lighting, roads and bikeways.

The Multicultural Greek Council may soon welcome a new member to their family. Sigma Beta Rho, a South Asian-based multicultural fraternity, held its first information session in Huntsman Hall on Wednesday.

In addition to its array of synthetic and turf sports venues and dispersed open spaces, the park will feature a state-of-the-art water drainage system to sustainably manage all rainfall.

A passionate crowd gathered at Steinhardt Hall Thursday evening for the Philadelphia launch of J Street, an organization that promotes a pro-Israel, pro-peace movement advocating negotiation to end Arab-Israeli conflicts.

CURF and the CURF Undergraduate Advisory Board held its first-ever Undergraduate Research Symposium yesterday