Researchers at the School of Medicine released a study Thursday which details a one-minute “sideline” test that can accurately detect concussions in athletes.

None of the four new faces in Ivy men's hoops coaching has the experience of Dartmouth’s Paul Cormier.

Having competed against some of the most talented fencers in the world, the Quakers hope to find success in the upcoming MIT Eric Sollee Invitational on Sunday.

Penn has expressed support for the goals the president outlined in his State of the Union address, which include increasing enabling lower-income students to attend college.

A new rape crisis center will be established this spring, which will streamline help and greatly shorten wait time for victims in the Penn and Philadelphia communities.

Because the Chinese government requested that the Museum not display the mummies, the Secrets of the Silk Road exhibit will continue without its main attraction.

Apart from its connection to the Penn Reading Project, the theme chosen by the Provost's Office lacks awareness among students.

While the Faith Fund will provide Penn's religious groups with funding, peer institutions have other ways to financially support religious life.

Penn’s first annual Dance Marathon — hosted by Marketing Undergraduate Students Establishment — will take place from 6 p.m. Friday until midnight in Bodek Lounge, Houston Hall.

With their first Ivy League weekend under their belt, the women's basketball team will pack its bags and hit the road once more to face Dartmouth and Harvard this weekend.

In 1986, the mean undergraduate grade point average at Penn was 3.10 — a figure The Daily Pennsylvanian pointed to as grade inflation that made “traditional definitions of letter grades obsolete.”

Iranium — a documentary about Iran’s nuclear power program — premiered at the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology on Wednesday night.

Edward Coleman’s crimes may have compromised the private information of Hub apartment complex residents — many of whom are Penn students.

Penn Abroad will now allow students planning to study abroad in Egypt or other Middle Eastern countries to apply for a “back-up” program in light of recent political unrest.

The Pennsylvania Constitution must be amended to allow Philadelphia to enact its own, stronger gun laws. The City will not be a safe until that day comes.

The media is turning Giffords' tragedy into a narrative of triumph, but being too optimistic about a grave and uncertain brain injury might be bad.

Students line up every weekend outside bars around campus and downtown — but not everyone waiting in the cold may get in, with fake IDs being rejected in waves every day.