With on-campus recruiting in full swing, an increased number of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students are using LGBT networks within companies to help them navigate the job market.

The Panhellenic Council's extension committee has narrowed down the list of sororities that may be added to campus to five groups. Selected groups will be invited to campus to present next month.

Looking to recreate the sizable spike in turnout in the 2008 election, Democrats on campus are making a new push to get out the vote in 2010.

The Quakers came back from a halftime deficit to beat Lafayette, 19-14, Sat. night at Franklin Field.

Follow along and interact with the DP Sports writers at Franklin Field as they cover the season opener against the Leopards.

After years of student discussion and requests, the English department announced a Journalistic Writing minor earlier this week.

Entering his 50th and final season, C.T. Alexander has seen it all. How will his last call play out?

After a series of injuries, senior Keiffer Garton has been cleared to play in the season opener against Lafayette Saturday at Franklin Field. But how much he will play is the question.

An in-depth look at the roster and changes at each position for the 2010 Quakers

For a Penn team unsure of its passing game, 'Smash Mouth' football is a terrific security blanket.

New coach Kim Andreola may be the only female coach on the football sidelines but make no mistake about it: her gender in no way detracts from her qualifications.

Five weeks after being picked over Penn as the Ivy preseason favorite, Harvard will finally get its chance to show whether it has the skill to win this season’s Ivy title.

Penn hopes to raise its level of play, as these will be some of the toughest opponents the Quakers will play all season.

Though she’s only been a Penn student for about a week, freshman Connie Hsu is already making a big impact.

Even after more than 10 visits to Van Cortlandt Park in the last four years, the Quakers don't feel that familiarity breeds contempt.

Students and faculty gathered Thursday night in Gregory College House to celebrate the life of Lu Gan, a member of the class of 2013 who died July 30 after a long illness.

On campus, those with ties to Iraq have mixed feelings toward the war’s new phase, Operation New Dawn. While many see the end of combat as laudable, they believe uncertainty looms.