Although the Quakers kept within striking distance of the Wildcats, a number of mistakes and a costly injury proved the difference in the 22-10 loss.

Follow all the action with the Daily Pennsylvanian sports writers covering tonight's football game as the Red and Blue try to beat their cross-town rivals and the top-ranked FCS team for the first time in 99 years.

Penn’s budget increased by 3.6 percent compared to Fiscal Year 2010 and no cuts have been made in the student-life budget.

Jerome Allen considers his return to Penn to be more than just a shot at coaching his alma mater.

Though the season has not yet kicked into full gear, the incoming class comprised of Lauren Bridges, Stephanie Do, Jaime Yapp-Shing, and No. 4-ranked incoming freshman Connie Hsu has already demonstrated its talent.

Penn has not beaten Villanova in 99 years. But at 7 p.m. tonight, it will be battling something more formidable than a daunting series history.

Last month, pest control service Terminix released a report which ranked Philadelphia as the second-most bedbug-infested city in the United States.

The Walnut Hill Community Farm, a plot of land at 46th and Market streets, provides a place for residents to grow their own produce, either for profit or personal use.

Two professors and 10 graduate students visited Joe Biden to present the product of a seminar on high-speed rail systems that might be used for a new train in the northeast United States.

New software created by radiology professor Jayaram Udupa will provide clinicians with standardized MRI images to evaluate tumors.

I object to Penn's mascot because he embodies pacifism and silliness and fails to represent any kind of fighting spirit.

Thomas McLellan, the deputy director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy visited the Law School on Thursday.

In a school that prides itself on being diverse and accepting, I feel that not granting the whole student body time off for major religious holidays — such as Good Friday, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Eid ul-Fitr and Eid ul-Adha — could be problematic.

A 2008 College alum responds to the toast toss controversy and a Penn Med researcher shares his thoughts on the Iraq War's impact on the Penn community.

The Penn Board of Trustees convened Thursday to discuss the endowment, new land acquisition and other recent issues pertaining to the University.

A jack-of-all-trades, Cantrell has the skill set to play in the middle of the field, out wide or up top, which gives Penn coach Rudy Fuller plenty of options.

Rev. Katherine Brearley testified before the House Committee on Education and Labor Thursday morning, discussing legislation she believes would help manage the impact of concussions.