With the final month of the 2010 midterm election season drawing to a close, many national leaders have placed particular emphasis on one state with a number of close races — Pennsylvania.

Former professor Scott Ward, who pleaded guilty to five counts related to a child pornography case in 2008, faces resentencing following the decision of a federal appeals court Wednesday.

Earlier this year, Wharton alumnus Raynard Kington became the first openly gay president of Grinnell College, one of the nation’s top liberal arts colleges.

Letters to the Editor in response to Alec Webley's column about the 'It gets better' movement and a news article titled 'University enrolls illegal immigrants.'

In order to move forward, innovative and bold solutions are needed from both sides. What makes finding a solution so difficult is that Palestinian leaders are unwilling to forge a true peace agreement through compromise.

Despite what American media propagates, Palestine is not the antithesis to the good and pure Israel. We want people to hear the voice of the silenced majority. For us, the humanitarian conflict transcends the politics that cloud this issue.

Tommy Eggleston and Sean Mullan, the last remaining sophomores on the Penn men’s basketball squad did not make the roster for the 2010-2010 season.

Derek Hicks, a professor at Lancaster Theological Seminary, presented on “The Splendor of Degraded Flesh: Black Embodied Experience and Religious Responses" Wednesday.

This homecoming weekend, the Quakers (11-3-0, 4-0-0 Ivy) are going up against a Brown squad with a similar style to the Red and Blue.

PennMod — a student-run, staff-monitored initiative — began in September as a new campus-wide support group advocating moderation over abstinence.

Student interests at Penn do not align with the results of a recent Bloomberg Businessweek list naming College Students' Top Employers.

Penn President Amy Gutmann and Communications professor Kathleen Hall Jamieson have been honored as Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania.

For weeks after his last head injury, ex-Penn football player Colin Donnelly struggled to keep up in school — a challenging hurdle for a Wharton student.

Despite a solid overall effort, the Penn defense ended up being its own worst enemy in a 2-1 loss.

Despite a slow start, Penn managed to sail past the Mountain Hawks, 2-0, in its final non-conference game of the season.

Huwaida Arraf and Adam Shapiro addressed a crowd of about a hundred people at Penn, discussing the International Solidarity Movement— a Palestinian rights organization they co-founded — and the flotilla mission to Gaza this May that generated international attention and outrage.

Rapper Wiz Khalifa will take the stage at the Rotunda next month. Khalifa broke the Billboard Rhythmic Top 40 in 2008 with techno-influenced single “Say Yeah.” He has since put out a 2009 album Deal or No Deal and a heavily downloaded mixtape Kush and Orange Juice.