A ban on Planned Parenthood funding isn’t a vote against abortion at all; it’s a vote against women's health.

This inclination to go against the grain is not foreign to some Penn students who would prefer to work in a studio rather than an office.

While we understand that many students passionately disagree with Newt Gingrich, the ways in which some expressed their dissent were unacceptable.

The DP's weekly crime blotter for the week of Feb. 11-18.

Freshmen Ivan Turudic and Nikola Kocovic come from two different worlds, but both have aided the Penn tennis team in its hot spring start.

The women’s squash team returned to practice Monday with a sobering taste of reality: the team portion of the season is over.

Penn basketball legend David ‘Corky’ Calhoun still “vividly” remembers an incident that brought racial tensions into his dorm room in 1968.

A status hearing for Saad Masood, who faces stalking and harassment charges, among others, was held Tuesday to further evaluate the defendant’s mental health.

Two 2003 College graduates founded a living art museum in Greensboro, N.C., that actively encourages its guests to touch everything and anything they please.

The 40th Street border between Penn’s campus and West Philadelphia has seen shootings, car theft, and assaults this year. SEPTA’s presence, as well as several other factors, may contribute to the area’s predisposition for crime.

The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania is considering a policy of no longer hiring smokers, according to HUP spokeswoman Susan Phillips.

In line with national trends that indicate American students’ waning interest in law school, Penn Law has seen a decrease in applications this year.

While hanging out with the football team and his Beta brothers at Penn, 1966 graduate John Doman never thought he would become an actor — let alone an actor in an Oscar-nominated film.

The Quakers’ 2011 season begins Saturday when Penn hosts reigning national champion Duke.

1953 College graduate Edward Netter, namesake and benefactor of the Barbara and Edward Netter Center for Community Partnerships, died last Wednesday at 78.

Coach Jack Wyant is expecting a lot in the final two weeks of the 2010-2011 squash season, but most pressing is the event that Wyant and his wife, Amelia, cannot date: the arrival of their second son.

Dean of Admissions Eric Furda believes that the future of Penn admissions may depend largely on current Penn undergraduates.