The founders of Kickin.it — a College alumnus and two Stanford University graduates — have created a website and an iPhone application that not only allow users to broadcast what they are doing, but also who they are with.

When Critical Writing professor Damon Linker is not teaching students about religion or politics, he is most likely writing about it. Linker’s book, The Religious Test, was released Monday.

Turnitin.com was created to find plagiarized essays in the classroom, but has been adapted for us in college admissions. However, Penn has no plans to use the software.

When Penn was deep at running back but depleted in the secondary, Bradford Blackmon and Matt Hamscher put the team ahead of personal desires.

Sophomore running back Lyle Marsh is out for the season, but the Quakers have no reason to ring the warning bells yet.

In the only tournament they will host this fall, the Quakers finished second, carding 14 strokes higher than first-place Maryland.

Kerry Scalora — one of three impressive freshman Quakers — was named co-Rookie of the Week after scoring two goals against Navy.

We hope the DREAM act is given another look in Congress and has the opportunity to be considered in its own right.

Yoga has transformed from a spiritual practice to a kickboxing alternative in order to cater to eager Americans. I worry that the trend could lead to bad karma for yoga in its purest form.

This year, same as last, Penn came in the 12th spot in the World University Rankings published by worldwide career and education network QS Quacquarelli Symond.

Despite the various ways Penn advertises interdisciplinary education through structured programs, courses of study don’t need to be labeled as such to provide multiple perspectives on a certain theme.

Eric Berdinis, a Zeta Beta Tau brother, went from working as an average web design intern at ZooZ Media to becoming the fourth-largest shareholder of GankIt, a virtual marketplace launched this summer

On Saturday, Penn students of all class years gathered for the Social Planning and Events Committee’s second annual Fall Festival, which featured a Nickelodeon theme this year.

For Penn alumnus Peter Gaffney, balancing teaching with the co-direction of his vaudeville burlesque theater isn’t hard — except for when students come to shows featuring his strip act.

Over 100 attended Sigma Kappa’s second-annual Quizzo philanthropy event on Friday night, which raised over $4,000 for Alzheimer’s research.

The Quakers hit Post with more than a few “Welcome to the League” tackles and touchdown runs en route to a 42-14 victory.

The defending Ivy champion Penn football team proved why it’s ranked No. 24 in the FCS, hanging tough with the No. 1 Wildcats late in the game.