NCAA muffles metal bats
In the wake of alarmingly high scoring contests that endangered pitchers and dragged ballgames on for hours, the NCAA instituted a new line of baseball bats this season, affecting strategy and recruiting.
In the wake of alarmingly high scoring contests that endangered pitchers and dragged ballgames on for hours, the NCAA instituted a new line of baseball bats this season, affecting strategy and recruiting.
The Penn Baha’i Association, Penn Students for Christ and Penn for Jesus have joined in PRISM's effort to diversify.
It’s a rule that seems so simple: If you win, they will come. But it means a whole lot less — and sounds a whole lot sillier — to venture the reverse.
While Fox Chase Cancer Center will publish cancer survival-rate data online, Penn’s Abramson Cancer Center is unlikely to follow suit.
The Penn Baha’i Association, Penn Students for Christ and Penn for Jesus have joined in PRISM's effort to diversify.
It’s a rule that seems so simple: If you win, they will come. But it means a whole lot less — and sounds a whole lot sillier — to venture the reverse.
When junior baseball player Greg Zebrack first heard from representatives of Delta Tau Delta as part of the Penn chapter’s revitalization effort, his initial reaction was cautious skepticism.
A new initiative, called yPenn, will host events and leadership opportunities around the world for young alumni.
Basketball recruit Xavier Harris, who hopes to become the first player in 30 years to move from the Philadelphia Public League to Penn, still hasn't attained the SAT scores necessary for admission.
Penn Rec intramural basketball scores for February 18-21, 2011
The Undergraduate Assembly passed next year’s nearly $2 million budget Sunday night with ease, partly due to an increase in funding of $44,386 from the University.
Teams had to pay an entrance fee to try and decorate the best cupcake for cash prizes and a chance to claim honor for their university.
Prohibiting prospective HUP employees from smoking on their own time and in their own homes is an unjust intrusion.
One reason students don’t engage in stimulating activities more often is because the pre-professional atmosphere at Penn dissuades intellectual curiosity.
Sue Smith, a spokeswoman for the Office of College Houses & Academic Services, wrote a letter detailing ways students can get involved in Penn's film community.
Despite the economic downturn, all 340,000 square feet of potential Penn-owned retail are “100 percent occupied.”
No. 6 Penn didn’t always make it look pretty, but behind six combined goals from sophomores Caroline Bunting, Kelly McCallion and Maddie Poplawski, the Quakers ultimately prevailed, 12-9.
The Philadelphia condom is being introduced, and it couldn’t have come at a better time.
Maryland-Baltimore County pushed the Quakers to the brink before Penn prevailed, 5-2.
After advancing to the Hoehn Cup (B division) finals, defeating Bates and Williams, the Quakers fell short, losing 7-2 in the title match to Western Ontario. With the win, 2009 Hoehn Cup champion Western Ontario wrestled the title back from the Red and Blue, who won it last year.