Alumnae Rosemary Mazanet and Andrea Mitchell enhance University fundraising efforts as the newest additions to the Making History Campaign.

Penn often touts its array of opportunities for undergraduate research — such as CURF, PURM, and University Scholars — as an asset that distinguishes it from peer institutions.

I cannot donate to Penn when the most publicized reasons to do so consist of empty rhetoric and getting free beer come Hey Day.

Whether over-texting is pathological or not, if over-texting is your major vice, consider yourself in good shape. I’d rather be addicted to texting than a whole lot of other things.

Faculty sometimes don’t post their syllabi on Penn InTouch because their course material is subject to change. This, however, is a poor excuse.

Though the NCAA has some guidelines and requirements for dealing with concussions, most of the responsibility is left to individual schools.

154 transfer students of various years begin their first semester on Penn's campus.

Zeta Beta Tau partnered up with Sigma Delta Tau and the American Red Cross to host its second annual blood drive at the ZBT chapter house.

The Undergraduate Assembly unanimously voted to consider alternatives to free on-campus distribution of The New York Times, which did not return this fall.

Freshman Stephen Baker has emerged as the Quakers’ top scorer this season.

Penn Design graduate Bret Betnar authored a project proposal centered on establishing a system of open-air composting toilets to improve sanitation and soil quality in Mumbai, India.

An infographic of important data on chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain disease associated with repeated head trauma that was diagnosed in Penn football player Owen Thomas.

About 60 people attended Tuesday’s panel discussion, which focused on closely examining both the risks and benefits of the developing field of synthetic biology.

Besides Harvard graduate Jeremy Lin, who signed with the Golden State Warriors in late July, three other Ivy hoops alums are playing professionally.

The NCAA should further ensure that athletes and schools are taking the right precautions to keep athletes safe.

The newly finished $26.7 million fitness center rivals any collegiate training facility in the nation, according to strength and conditioning coordinator Jim Steel.

While it’s unfortunate that the football opener conflicts with Yom Kippur, it is unfair to place the blame on Penn or the Ivy League.