Though there is still work to be done, South Street Bridge Coalition President James Campbell said that the bridge is doing “wonderfully well.”

Penn's Jack Eggleston and La Salle's Jerrell Williams square off one last time when the Quakers resume Big 5 play Wednesday night.

The Wharton School's Program for Social Impact, Loan Forgiveness Program and recently redesigned MBA curriculum are part of a broader trend, Wharton reps say.

Penn wrestler Rollie Peterkin took the 133-pound title at the Dec. 29-30 Southern Scuffle in Greensboro, N.C., while the team finished eighth in the 34-team field and recorded two other medalists.

The University received a record-breaking 30,956 applications for the class of 2015, marking an almost 15-percent increase from last year — a change Dean of Admissions Eric Furda attributed largely to Penn’s no-loan financial aid policies.

Even though Penn is preparing to incorporate a new sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha, recruiters for Penn's seven existing sororities aren’t changing their tactics.

Jewish a cappella group the Shabbatones performed at Jewish synangogues, community centers and schools over winter break in Houston and New Orleans.

While the women's hoops team started conference play with a loss to Princeton, it was a moral victory, according to coach Mike McLaughlin.

Peer schools are considering reinstating ROTC programs following the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Penn's program has remained active since 1940.

A large fire broke out in the Windermere Court apartments at 48th and Walnut streets Monday afternoon. The fire sent up a large plume of dark smoke visible from campus.

After winning three straight games, the Quakers fell short in their Ivy opener against Princeton Saturday, losing 56-45.

Half of the Red and Blue (3-3) recorded impressive victories against solid opponents; the other half struggled in the spotlight against Bloomsburg (11-2).

Penn saw a 14-percent increase in applications for the class of 2015 compared to last year, receiving 30,800 total applications — the highest number in University history.

A 20-year-old resident of Yardley, Pa., died early Wednesday morning after a fatal injury at the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity house — also known as “Skulls” — on Dec. 31.

If I had a nickel for every time a Penn player or coach mentioned playing “40 minutes of basketball,” it would have paid for my hash browns, smothered and scattered, at Lexington’s Waffle House.

The Quakers held an 11-point lead against a No. 11 Kentucky squad, but the Wildcats came roaring back to an 86-62 victory at Rupp Arena.