The two rapes reported at the end of last month have led to a new group: Abuse and Sexual Assault Prevention.

The Catholic Bishops of Pennsylvania has issued Flu Season Directives to the Pennsylvania “clergy and faithful” to combat the potential spread of the flu.

The Internet allows health care to get individual, down to iPhone apps

In their first-ever meeting with Binghamton, the Quakers roughed the Bearcats up, 3-0.

The editor-in-chief of Forbes magazine and former Republican presidential candidate will speak in Irvine in November.

Even with a strained hamstring, midfielder Kelsey Tahan put the lone goal on the scoreboard for Penn in Wednesday night’s home matchup against University City rival No. 12 Drexel.

Students came out to watch Rick Miller perform MacHomer, a one-man act that blends The Simpsons and Macbeth.

Do you want to go into magazine journalism? I really hope not. I thought I was interested in it, too. Now I’m not so sure.

I’m screaming for equality. Are you listening? As I marched on Washington, DC for the National Equality March last Sunday with over 250,000 Americans, I felt more alone than ever. It was a perfect sunny day in DC, and I put more than pressure on the ground.

After leading her team to a near-upset over No. 1 Maryland last Wednesday, the sophomore scored the game-winning goal in the final minute as the No. 4 Tigers scored a 3-2 win over American Sunday.

It was a beautiful day in the neighborhood this past week as Penn tied for first place in a survey looking at town-gown relations nationwide.

In an effort to include more students, faculty and staff in the University’s efforts to achieve carbon neutrality, Facilities and Real Estate Services and the Green Campus Partnership created the Green Fund last week.

The Quakers, a week removed from a roster battered by injuries, will see many important players return Saturday at Columbia.

In a politically charged discussion, Ridgeway, a senior statistician and the Director of the Safety and Justice research program at RAND, addressed this issue and others in a talk focused on racial profiling.

The Student Health Service requires all incoming students to complete a questionnaire designed to identify students at risk for tuberculosis.

Beginning this semester, students interested in government administration and environmental studies will be able to integrate both disciplines by enrolling in a new dual degree program.

As H1N1 runs its course and becomes increasingly widespread, colleges campuses across the country are moving toward a standard method for tracking possible cases — namely, having students call health services or or visit in person.