Princeton and Georgetown went back and forth throughout their women's lacrosse match Sunday afternoon, but the Tigers eventually emerged victorious with a 15-14 win in extra time.
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Professor Peter Decherney can thank the Academy
English and Cinema Studies professor Peter Decherney, together with Northeastern University professor Harlow Robinson, have been selected as the 10th pair of Academy Film Scholars.
Frat edu. deadline ignored
In the eyes of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs, new member education, also known as pledging, officially ends before spring break, but it has continued unofficially at some fraternities.
Renovations slated for Sansom
For the first time since their construction 40 years ago, Sansom Place East and Sansom Place West will begin to undergo major renovations this summer.
Professor Peter Decherney can thank the Academy
English and Cinema Studies professor Peter Decherney, together with Northeastern University professor Harlow Robinson, have been selected as the 10th pair of Academy Film Scholars.
Frat edu. deadline ignored
In the eyes of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs, new member education, also known as pledging, officially ends before spring break, but it has continued unofficially at some fraternities.
Local restaurants offer Passover cuisine
Several restaurants downtown and in University City are offering fully prepared Seder meals this year, but many students find going home or staying on campus to be preferable.
Consumers' chatter can promote online shopping, study finds
A recent study conducted by Wharton marketing professor David Bell found that offline factors like word of mouth and consumer location can still exert powerful influences over online purchasing behavior.
In Case You Missed Me | Stay ahead of the curve
Penn does a disservice to many of its brightest students by dramatically limiting their ability to excel in their pre-med courses.
Roberts Rules | The benefits to being put ‘on-the-spot’
Tactics like the on-the-spot interview or an unexpected brain teaser not only provide the employer with a sample of how a candidate performs under stress, but they also allow the candidate to present himself in an atmosphere more conducive to creativity.
Editorial | Sharing for less
We’re pleased that PhillyCarShare plans to offer a new rate plan for occasional drivers. It’s been expensive for students to rent cars, especially if they are under 21.
With humor and wit, Kinko's co-founder describes his rise to success
Stancliffe stood before a table of students studying everything from visual arts to finance and reminisced over his days as Kinko’s director, “juvenile delinquent” and “company rockstar.”
Alum's website helps users quickly locate doctors
Founded by a Wharton alumnus, DocAsap, which went public last August, allows users to search for immediate appointments, with the possibility of seeing a doctor within the same day.
SEAS announces new nanotech master's degree
The new degree, which is currently accepting applications until June 1, will open doors for students interested in making a career out of nanotechnology.
Fanaroff | Patience is a virtue in selection
While some Penn fans have grown frustrated that interim coach Jerome Allen has not yet been officially hired, the Penn job demands a thorough search, and all options need to be explored before a decision is announced.
Last-quarter scoring rally brings win
Within three minutes of a late timeout, junior Giulia Giordano scored twice and assisted on another goal. Before the Big Red realized what had happened, Penn scored nine goals in the last 14:42 to win the game, 15-6.
Students speak out against Fling artist
Students convened in the Penn Women’s Center Friday afternoon to discuss their reaction to this year’s choice of Fling headliner, Grammy-nominated rapper Snoop Dogg.
Track has strong performance at Villanova, Maryland
The men's track team were able to capture titles in several events at the Villanova Duals, while the women's Quakers placed third with 108 points.
W. Tennis shut out in first ivy match
Despite putting forth some of its best effort all season, the women’s tennis team fell 7-0 to No. 32 Princeton, losing each of its singles matches in straight sets.
Changed line-up, changed results for M. Tennis






