New students running for Class Board and Undergraduate Assembly spots used targeted e-mails, videos and door-to-door knocking to attract voters.

At the Cissie Leary Memorial Invitational, freshman standout Connie Hsu and senior Alexa Ely earned the tournament’s doubles championship and Hsu took home her second collegiate singles title.

Members of the Penn and Philadelphia community crowded into the Penn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Sunday for "Turkish Delight!," a three-hour celebration of the opening of the new exhibition, "Archaeologists and Travelers in Ottoman Lands."

After a steep drop that reflected the financial crisis last year, Penn’s endowment has shown significant improvement for Fiscal Year 2010 with a 12.6-percent return on investment.

A bill pending in Congress would give an additional $2.5 billion to the emergency fund supporting Way to Work. We hope this bill gains traction immediately.

College juniors Ricky Lurito and Jared Waxman will use Penn students as subjects in a study to decipher how a networked life affects personal interactions.

Well, whether the University likes it or not, it is inherently political. Despite distaste for appearing partisan, Penn’s administration does not — and should not — excuse itself from the political process.

The whole world has been taking notice of Indonesia lately. Some rapid hiring could easily position Penn as the American hub for a region of greater and greater global importance.

Two sexual offenses, both categorized as "indecent assaults" with female victims, occurred near campus last week, according to the Division of Public Safety.

As an extension of its "Smart Station" campaign, SEPTA plans to install 10 security cameras to improve surveillance and reduce crime on the Market-Frankford line.

After a particularly "rich summer," the Engineering School complex has undergone renovations that are changing both the technological capacity and appearance of the school.

Although the Quakers kept within striking distance of the Wildcats, a number of mistakes and a costly injury proved the difference in the 22-10 loss.

Follow all the action with the Daily Pennsylvanian sports writers covering tonight's football game as the Red and Blue try to beat their cross-town rivals and the top-ranked FCS team for the first time in 99 years.

Penn’s budget increased by 3.6 percent compared to Fiscal Year 2010 and no cuts have been made in the student-life budget.

Jerome Allen considers his return to Penn to be more than just a shot at coaching his alma mater.

Though the season has not yet kicked into full gear, the incoming class comprised of Lauren Bridges, Stephanie Do, Jaime Yapp-Shing, and No. 4-ranked incoming freshman Connie Hsu has already demonstrated its talent.

Penn has not beaten Villanova in 99 years. But at 7 p.m. tonight, it will be battling something more formidable than a daunting series history.