How to achieve victory on a level playing field is a question that the volleyball team needs to ask itself as it digs deeper into conference matches.

Thanks to two major anonymous donations, Penn’s Rare Book and Manuscript Library will begin the first stage of renovations at the end of this month.

On Thursday afternoon, graduate students, Penn faculty and a number of other spectators gathered in Irvine Auditorium to hear Monica das Gupta speak on both the causes and the implications of son preference in Asia.

A comparison with several other Ivies demonstrated that Penn's services for families of faculty and staff members are in line with those of its peer institutions.

Wharton professor Karl Ulrich, the owner of over 20 patents, was recently appointed to be "Dean of Innovation" — a new deanship created to promote entrepreneurship and invention.

An exhibit focusing on global human security and advocates for the disarmament of nuclear weapons premiered on Thursday in Claudia Cohen Hall and will continue to be on display every weekday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Oct. 29.

The Quakers shut out Wagner, 4-0, with two goals from the boot of junior Marin McDermott Wednesday night.

It seems detrimental to the Quakers to continue splitting quarterback time.

Responding to student requests for additional spaces to work after hours, the UA collaborated with Business Services to renovate the basement of 1920 Commons into a study-friendly area.

In a cross-town rivalry that has become decidedly one-sided over the past four years, Drexel scored within the first minute and never looked back.

Wednesday night, Delta Gamma made its case before committee members, as well as other students, in hopes of being the next sorority chosen to join the Penn campus.

In an effort to raise campus awareness of the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, which failed to pass last month, Chicano culture group MEChA held a teach-in Wednesday afternoon on College Green.

Inaugural Platt House Theater Fellow Moises Kaufman discussed his award-winning play, The Laramie Project, at the Harold Prince Theater on Wednesday.

The Baltimore Avenue Dollar Stroll on Thursday night will feature $1 specials from 14 merchants on Baltimore Avenue between 42nd and 50th streets.

It seems that patients lie across the board. We lie about our bad habits, we lie about sticking to our treatment plans and we lie to get the medicines we want. This has me a little concerned.

One of the ways to learn about leadership is to study the good and bad examples of others, so in that spirit I present the lessons we can learn from the example of Lord Voldemort.