For some athletes, no matter the obstacle, you just can’t keep them down. Softball pitcher Chelsea Ott has proven to be a member of that elite group.

Coming off a victorious opening meet last weekend, the Penn men’s lightweight rowing team hopes its performance — and ranking — will carry over.

Scientists are debating what constitutes normal and pathological behavior with the release of the draft of the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders. But some are also critical of the manual itself.

People of all gender and sexual identities need to intentionally be a part of the same community more often.

There’s a difference between having more options for self-expression and information and using digital skill as an identity.

As the first Iraq War veteran to serve in Congress, Murphy explained that he is leading the charge for repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell this year, a policy that he views not as a “peripheral issue” but central to U.S. national security.

We’re glad the University is finally renovating Sansom Place East and Sansom Place West. Updates are overdue.

If it were up to Susan Bernfield, no one would notice that New Georges — her New York City-based theatre company — is a theatre hub specifically geared toward female playwrights and directors.

Penn foodies now have more options for bringing gourmet grub to the comfort of home, as delivery service Diningin.com announced a partnership with four more Stephen Starr restaurants.

After holding a starting spot for the entirety of his sophomore campaign, Penn defenseman Brett Hughes had high expectations for his junior year with the Quakers lacrosse team.

Fresh off the Villanova Outdoor Duals and Maryland Invitational, the Penn men’s and women’s track and field teams will return to competition this Saturday. Besides Penn Relays, the Penn Invite will be the Quakers’ only home meet this season.

At Penn, many computer science students get jobs at companies like Google and Apple, according to Computer and Information Science professor Jean Griffin. This mentoring program hopes to give the average Philadelphia student the opportunity to work toward these jobs.

The Council, comprised of directly elected students from Temple, Drexel and LaSalle Universities, among other schools, was created by a consortium of Philadelphia-based student leaders to address issues of common interest.

Jerome Allen was formally announced as the John R. Rockwell Head Coach of Penn men’s basketball at the Palestra yesterday afternoon.

After losing six consecutive road games, the Quakers came out of yesterday’s doubleheader against La Salle with two wins, by scores of 9-6 and 6-4, respectively.

It wasn’t what new head coach Jerome Allen said, but how he said it that stood out.

While the Cornell community was celebrating the Big Red’s NCAA Tournament run earlier this month, folks at the Ivy League office in Princeton were doing the same.