Interfraternity Council President and Wharton senior Christian Lunoe was arrested for obstruction of justice and disorderly conduct Saturday at Princeton University.

On Friday in Morgantown, W.Va., the Quakers will face a Nittany Lions squad that lost 1-0 to both Dartmouth and Yale in the regular season.

Despite the Quakers’ recent dominance, a second consecutive Ivy championship isn’t guaranteed.

Saturday's football game at Princeton was different because of the atmosphere. If Penn wants to see this kind of turnout at home games, I suggest it rethink its alcohol policies.

Amid the bright lights and oiled bodies, the 18th annual Mr. and Ms. Penn Bodybuilding Contest offered Penn students an opportunity to celebrate the value of health and fitness.

Our generation might love multimedia platforms, but what Harry Potter taught its readers in more than 4,000 pages over nearly 10 years was the value of paper books.

The results of the midterm elections are not a mandate for the Republicans.

Penn alumnus and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Harry "Buzz" Bissinger took a day off from writing to give his take on "serious journalism" at the Kelly Writers House Tuesday.

Gutmann publicly voiced the University’s support for the DREAM Act. She should use her influence to intensely lobby Congress and to get as many presidents of other colleges and universities as possible to do the same.

Sustainability projects do not come cheap. This summer, the Inn at Penn overcame this challenge with new sustainable uniforms.

The Penn wrestling team unofficially kicked off its season Saturday, facing off against familiar opponents: themselves.

Senior Siddharth Chandrasekhar has been watching Jeopardy! for as long as he can remember, but last night was the first time he saw his own face staring back at him.

The increase in monthly crime from last October to this October is due to rises in burglary, bike theft and theft from auto rates, according to the Division of Public Service.

In January 2011, New York Times readers will have to start paying for their readership. Until recently, a Penn readership program brought free issues to students daily.

Domenique Wilson was convicted of charges related to two home invasions — including one in which he held two Penn students against their will and raped one of them.

A group of students is in the process of creating and shooting a television show to be made at Penn and aimed at students. The Writers House will create a website to air each episode.

The Undergraduate Assembly voted unanimously in favor of funding a new program, PennApps Labs, that will allow students to search for available study spaces in an online database.